Milford High School - Milfordian Yearbook (Milford, DE)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1964 volume:

We dedicate our 1964 Milfordian to'Mr. John Kunkle. No one could be more deserving--he has allowed our staff to use his art room for a workshop. Each year his brainstorms lay the foun- dations for numerous artistic projects. He helps with the Prom, and is the invariable factor in its success. Mr. Kunkle has en- tered a pavilion in the 1964 World's Fair and we all wish him success. Good Luck. 5 Class of 1964 ORIAM Donna Kurzynowski John Parsons 7 BOARD OF EDUCATION LEFT TO RIGHT: C. T. Dickerson, Secretary; Joseph O. Penuel; Joseph Wright; George A. Robbins; Vice-Presi- dent; Max R. Corder, President. 8 . It is again that time of the year when another school term comes to a close and with it we lose a valuable group of people. The Class of 1964 has constantly striven to lead our school to even greater heights in both the athletic and scholastic competitions which are so necessary to the growth of our institution. As this intellectual growth and school spirit continue to progress, our physical plant also must continue to progress. In the past year this has led us to construct a new Junior High School and also improve the existing buildings. These improvements will further increase the quest for knowledge which is so vital to the growth of an institution for learning. I wish to extend my warmest congratu- lations to the Class of 1964 and wish you con- tinued success in life. C. T. Dickerson Superintendent School historians inform us that yours is the 64th Class to be graduated from the Mil- ford High School. You are also Milford's largest graduating class. During those sixty-four years our nation has changed from the horse and buggy era to that of the jet and rocket . Tremendous changes have occurred in the areas of eco- nomics, building, transportation, engineering, communication, and science. The type and quality of education you have received should enable you to cope with change. However, the basic characteristics of honesty, truth, loyal- ty, to God and Country, and respect for your fellow man remain as true in today's world as they did for those of the first graduating class. Congratulations to each of you upon the successful completion of your high school education. Sincerely yours, I'd W. W. Hickman Admin. Asst, in Charge of Instruction. I wish to extend my congx-atulations to the students of the Class of 1964 for their many fine accomplishments. You are a class of which the Milford community can be justifiably proud. In future years as you look through this fine edition of the Milfordian, I am sure it will bring to mind many fond and happy memories of your high school days. I wish you good health, success, prosperity, and happiness. May you always be able to look back on your high school career with pride and satisfaction. 7L Mrs. Eva Farlow Secretary to the Superintendent Mrs. Mildred Hoey Secretary to the Superintendent Mrs. Ida Corder Secretary to the Senior High Principal Mrs. Cathel Bennett Secretary to the Administrative Assistant Mrs. Mary Ann Hall Secretary to the Junior High Principal Best wishes to the Class of '64 W. W. McGinnes Junior High Principal Martha Hanson Barden A.B., Birmingham Southern Col. M.A., Vanderbilt U. Reading and English Milton B. Barden Pfeiffer College, B.S. M.A., Appalachian S. T. C. Physical Education « «� «STIIW 1964 Maurice Blose B.S., Elizabeth College General Science Leonard Brackett Appalachian S. T. C. Business Education Lorenzo D. Clark B.S., U. of Del. Driver Education Bernard E. Briggs B.S., Penn. State Phy. Ed. and Health Alexander Davidson B.S., Cornell U. Agriculture 14 Earl A. Brown B.S., Salisbury S. T. C. Science Janet Ellis Rutgers U., B.S. Phy. Ed., Health Herman Elzey Maryville, A.B. Penn State, M.A. English Edwena Greene Madison C., B.S. English Ray Hartman Asbury C., A.B. Ball S. T. C., M.A. Social Studies Teeman Haithcock Appalachian S. T. C., B.S. Mathematics Gertrude Hallett Lock Haven State C., B.S. Reading Ruth Foster Alabama C., B.S. Peabody C., M.A. Biology Wilbur Haight California S. T. C. U. of Delaware Industrial Arts Mabel Harrington Methodist Episcopal Hosp. R.N. School Nurse 15 George Hunt E. Tenn. State C., B.S. Industrial Arts Jane HersonW -H _ j U. of Delaware, A.B. U. of Delaware, M.A. U.S. World History Isabel Jordan Tift College, A.B. V.P.I., M.A. English Clifton Justice Salisbury S. T. C., B.S. English Charles Johnson High Point C., A.B. William Mary, M.Ed. Guidance Counselor Thomas Kauffman Shippensburg State B.S., B.Ed. Trig, Algebra, P. G. Fred Lowry W. Va. Inst, of Tech., B.S. Woodworking, Welding John Kuhlmann Grove City College, B.S. English Richard Lynam Michigan State, B.S. Mathematics John Kunkle Kutztown State, B.S. Penn State, M.Ed. Dana McClung Alderson-Broaddus, B.S. U. of Delaware, M.Ed. Business Education % . George McFarland Clarion State, B.S. American Gov't. William McFarland Clarion State, B.S. Science 17 Magdalene McGuire Radford College, B.S. Reading, English i Evelyn Miller U. of North Carolina, B.H.S.E. Home Economics William Miller West Chester S.T.C., B.S. U. of Penn., M.S. Music Grace Montgomery Radford C., A.B. U. of Delaware, M.A. Business Ed. Christopher Nagle Bloomsburg State, B.S. Biology Mary Palmer Salisbury S.T.C. Asst. Librarian Donald Noll Shippensburg State, B.S. Algebra, General Math Raymond Palmer Marlboro Col., B.A. English, Latin, German 18 Ethel O'Conner Salisbury S.T.C., B.S. Librarian Edwin Payne Lenoir-Rhyne C., B.A. Health, Phy. Ed. Robert Rankin E. Kentucky S. C., B.S. B.E., M.A. Social Studies Ana Santisteban Peabody C., M.A. Spanish Ingrid Stoops Salisbury S.T.C., B.S, Social Studies Raymond Stoops Salisbury S.T.C., B.S. Social Studies Richard Woodward Mansfield S.T.C., B.S. English Mildred U. of Delaware, B.S. Home Economics Betsy Winstead East Carolina C., B.S., A.B. French, Science Peter Von Dreele Tennessee Wesleyan, A.B. U.S. History, U.S. since 1900 19 a « §n,qgf tfcc ODkic neo� - ujbm MHS ★ MAIN ATTRACT ION u t� ' GARY WILLIAM ABER MI will arise, go, and establish my destiny.” Gary ... a future chemistry major . . . science fair 1st award winner for 2 years . . . Yearbook staff doesn't know what they'd do without him. Football 1,2,3,4; Band 1; Class Play Committee 3,4; Yearbook 4; State Science Fair 2,3,4. RUTH ABRAMSON Sweet, neat, and quite petite. Ruthie” . . . loves dancing, reading, and drawing . . . spends spare time on the telephone . . . favorite subject is journalism . . . future plans include college. I960 brings a Frosh” addition to the May Court. Virginia PATRICIA LEE ACHORN Never idle a moment ... but thoughtful of others. Pat . . . spends her weekends keeping out of trouble . . . favorite school subject is math . . . Smile it can't be all that bad . . . can be seen wandering through the cafeteria at lunch time, looking for cheese sticks or apples . . . interests include people, music, and palm reading . . . the future sees Pat studying Psychology in a New England College. Junior Honor Society; Senior Honor Society 3,4; Class Play 3; A.F.S. 3,4. JEAN ACKO Dynamite comes in small packages Jeanie . . . spends her leisure time fashion designing or at the beach with the girls ... a mighty hockey play- er .. . Rapunzel with a dye job . . . favorite school subject is Biology and plans to further it at college. Honor Society 3,4; Hockey 1,2,3,4. LEROY CHESTER ANDERSON He who invented homework should do it. Slim . . . likes cars, fishing, football, steak, andgirli . . . favorite subjects are printing and gym . . . works hard to keep his weasel going (a green 4-door '49 Chevy spends spare time riding around or at the Freez . . works at Twin County Cab . . . tells the drivers where to go . . . the Navy gets this one. Football 1; Track, Mgr. 2. DONALD ANDREWS I can resist anything but temptation. Don . . . likes hunting, riding around, running girls, and hanging around the Freez . . . shrimp and steak are his favorite foods . . . likes track . . . plans to join the service . . . Hold Up . Football 1,2, Mgr. 3; Track 1,3,4; Wrestling 2,4. SHARON APPEL ’’Her future is planned by the ring on her left hand. Sherry ... I know it” . . . can be found working at Woolworths . . . likes collecting stuffed foxes and pic- tures . . . plans to get married and enter the field of business as Display Decorator. Play Committee 3. DAVID ARGO Work fascinates me; I could sit and watch it all day. Clutch” . . . can be found on his mean scooter at the dirtpitor the Freez ... a regular on the round-bailer squad . . . spends his summer running the Highway Dept.. . . Chemistry and Biology are his favorite school subjects . . . plans to further his scientific interests at college. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 4; Student Council 1,2; Honor Society 2,3,4. Holleger, Carol Kline, and Carol Dobson were our ANTHONY JOHNNY ARMENIA A car he likes and girls some, but study and books to him no fun.” Tony” . . . spends his time at the Teen Club or riding around in his '57 white Buick . . . Son of a gun!” . . . likes bowling, dancing, and swimming . . . doesn't like to be pushed into a corner. Football 1; Track and Field 2,3. JENNY REBECCA ARMSTRONG Neat n' sweet. Jenny . . . Well, what happened . . .spends leisure time riding around and sewing. . . one of our tec. center nurses . . . loves Home Ec. and her '62 Falcon. THOMAS BAKER The world belongs to the energetic--but who wants the world? Tommy . . . likes football . . . spends his weekends riding around town in his '58 blue Impala . . . likes steak . . . can be found at the Canteen on weekends . . . has a special interest in cars . . . future plans?-- re- tirement! Chorus 4. FRED AGUSTA BENNETT Don't wake me unless it's a woman. Fred . . . dislikes slow drivers . . . you can find Fred wherever there is something going on . . . drives a '62 Plymouth (grey). F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. NORMA JEAN BENNETT Vim, vigor, vitality rolled into one charming girl. Norma . . . Hang on! . . . Spends her spare time sewing or messin with the piano . . . Can easily be found in her '56 Plymouth or working at Leggett's . . . College awaits her future. Hockey 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2; Student Council 2; Chorus 1; Octette 1. GRACE BOGAN A lovely face, a heart of gold, a brilliant smile are hers we're told. Grade . . . quiet but nice . . . she likes snorts, French fries, and a certain boy . . . spends most of her leisure time at home . . . and weekends with Tommy G. . . . her favorite subject is shorthand. . .petpeeve is people who don't even try to accomplish a task . . . plans to work on an IBM machine. Hockey 1; Softball 1,2,3,4. EDWIN LEE BRADLEY There's no need of rushing; life's short enough. Eddy . . . What would the Acme do without him? . . . M.H.S.'s star trumpet player ... has taxidermy for hobby . . . likes include wrestling, track, and hunting . . . seen around town in his ' 56 Chevy. Wrestling 1,2,3; Track 2,3; Band 1,2,3,4. ALBERT BURK A man of few words; therefore he doesn't have to take so many back. Al . . . usually can be found at Burk's Atlantic (Dover) or out hunting . . . likes to eat beef stew ... his favo- rite sport is wrestling . . . especially enjoys hunting, fishing, and working on guns. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4. representatives. 1961, the ’fabulous” sophomores, including JOHN MARSHALL BURRIS What is worth doing is worth doing right. Wedge . . . Do what . . . Center of attraction in al- most every school activity . . . Spends leisure time in his back yard playing football and basketball . . . loves folk music and the guitar ... a future college man. Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Yearbook 4; Boy's State Governor. SYLVIA CARLISLE No matter what others may be, she will always be herself. Sylvia . . . Golly . . . an ice cream lover . . .favo- rite subjects include History and English . . . spends her spare time reading or doing church work . . . hopes to go to college. F.T.A. 3,4. GARY C LEND ANI EL Some say he's quiet; the rest of us know better.” Clem” ... likes swimming, hunting, skiing, and skating has a green '55 Ford . . . spends leisure time at football and basketball games . . . plans to go to college. Basketball 1,2; Track 3; Cross Country 4. RUTH EMILY CLENDAN1EL When you are in need of a loyal friend, here is the one we recommend.” Ruthie” . . . ”How about that” . . . likes reading clas- sics, sewing, dancing, and cooking . . . favorite subject is English . . . can be found helping in the library first period. . . her future plans include secretary and home- maker . . . known for her friendliness. Library Club 3,4. frank McCulloch cohen If you are too busy to laugh, you are too busy.” Frank”. . .'T11 do my best to make it a success”. . . has an overwhelming personality . . . enjoys eating, dancing and girls . . . you can find him either at home, uptown, or at the Tastee-Freez . . . wants to be a traf- fic manager or an accountant. Football 1,2,3; Track 2; Sport Spirit Committee; Senior Class Play. JO ANN COLLINS The reason gentlemen prefer blondes.” Jo” . . . loves to eat . . . Let's go to the Freez” . . . Can be seen in a ' 57 Chevy or an Alfa Romeo ... al- ways ready for a good time . . . plans to be a music teacher. Hockey 1,2,3; Octette 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Court 4. seven who played Varsity football and the thrill of it all... IDA GAIL CORDER It's better to be small and shine than to be big and cast a shadow.” Gail”. . . Ponytail”. . . likes to play hockey. . .loves writing letters and ice skating in the cold, cold winter . . . can be found working in Penney's . . . plans col- lege in the South. Girls State; Student Council 1,4; Class Secretary 2,3,4; Hockey 1,2,3,4; F.T.A. Yearbook. PATRICIA CORDREY True merit always lies in being quiet.” Pat ... no doubt! . . . she came to us in her Junior year . . . likes to ride around in her '55 Chevy . . . likes to visit Georgetown and Millsboro . . . plans to become a nurse in the future. RONALD GREGORY DAVIDSON ’’The best thing to save for your old age is yourself.” ’’Ronnie” . . . likes fishing, ice skating, camping . . . works at Leggett's and plans to continue after gradu- ation ... his favorite subject is General Clerical. . . may be seen in a ' 57 Chevy. Cross Country 1; Basketball 2; Baseball 2; Track 3,4. JUDITH DEALE ’’One worth knowing.” Judy” . . . I'm afraid so” . . . drives a '55 Mercury . . . Parlez vous francais? . . . loves bowling. . . came to Milford in '64 . . . what would we do without her. ordering class rings. The Junior year, filled with activity, saw GLORIA SUSAN DESMOND Why take life seriously, you won't get out alive any- way.” Susie” . . . rides around in her '54 Plymouth . . . You're kidding” . . . likes eating, riaine around, lis- tening to music . . . her favorite subject is typing . . . plans to become a secretary in the future. Softball 1; Basketball 2,3. DONNA LEE DISHAROON A smile is worth a thousand tears.” Dish” . . . tickled to death . . . spends her spare time in a '57 Plymouth at Fenwick Island or writing letters . . . a future registered nurse . . . dislikes report cards and cops. Chorus 3,4; Class Play Committee 3,4; F.N.A. CAROL MAY DOBSON Godmade me small so he could do a better job of it.” Dobbie” . . . a vivacious Hockey player can really play the field ... an active member of Palmer Admiration Society . . . has tons of friends ... a regular Gladys. Hockey 2,3,4; Yearbook 4; May Court 1; Honor Society 2,3,4; Student Council 2,3,4; Play Committee 3. JEANETTE DOVOVAN Some credit in being jolly.” Herky” . . . interests include playing piano and cook- ing .. . spends most of her time at Ellendale Fire Hall or working in a grocery store . . . favorite subject is English . . . future sees her as a nurse. Chorus 1; Library Club 3,4. IDA SUZAINNE DUTTON Happy am I, from care I am free, Why aren’t they all contented like me?” That's Sharp . . . can be found buzzing around Milford and Georgetown or in the nearest haunted house . . . she makes boys her , drives a mean' 63 Chevy II . . . plans to become a sales girl. Junior Class Play 3; Dis. Ed.4. DONNA ELAINE FISCHER The living proof that work and play do mix. Donna . . . can be found with a different boy every weekend . . . likes to engage in intellectual conversa- tions. Enjoys languages and history but excels in every subject . . . loves different parties . . . spends her summer in Lewes . . . plans to attend college next year. Prom Committee 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Science Sympo- sium 3; Student Council 1,2; Softball 1,2; Cheer leading 1; Hockey 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 2,3,4. Lavender and Old Lace MARJORIE FISHER Quiet as a cyclone.” Shorty . . . It breaks my heart ... can be found somewhere between Lewes, Rehoboth, Milford . . . she likes movies, hamburgers cokes . . . dislikes being short . . . enjoys reading, dancing, dating one boy . . . Home Ec. is her favorite class. HURRIAH THOMAS FITZGERALD What, no girls in heaven, I'm staying here!” Fitz” . . . loves to ride around with a gang of girls in his'63 white Valiant . . . is a whiz in Algebra and wants to go to college ... a nicer, more courteous fellow couldn't be found. Football 1,3,4; Basketball 1; Wrestling 3,4; Track 3,4. with a cast of thousands, Bonnie JUDITH ANNE FRANKEL She'd make a good history student--fond of dates!” Judy . . . How Quaint” . . . loves horseback riding and skiing . . . dislikes people who say ain't . . . sweet to everyone . . . future plans include college and ... Senior Play; Prom Committee 3; Junior Play, Yearbook 4. SHARON GELLENS A good natured person is never out of place.” Sherry . . . likes to eat pizzas and listen to popular music . . . enjoys basketball games . . . interests in- clude a certain Dover resident . . . plans to go to col- lege. ROBERT ALLEN GILL- Take everyone’s advice, and do as you please.” Bob”. . . That ain’t bad”. . . quiet till you get to know him . . . can be seen in a ’55 Pontiac . . . likes sport- ing around in his car and collecting guns . . . plans to join the Coast Guard or Navy, then to be a Forest Pa- trolman. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. CHARLES GLEASON Speech is great, but silence is greater.” Charlie” . . . works with radios as a hobby ... his favorite subjects are electronics and English . . . usually working on a farm or riding in his ' 56 Buick . . . plans to become an electronic technician. Tech. Center 3,4. , r NANCY A. GRANT There is so much fun in the world, why not enjoy it?” Nancy” . . . That’s life!” ... writes songs for a hobby . . . spends her time at football games or writ- ing to Davie” ... oh, that long blond hair . . . dis- likes conceited people . . . likes to play softball and hockey . . . one of our future homemakers. Senior Play. LORRAINE GREEN What, no boys in heaven, I'm staying here!” Lorraine” . . . can be seen riding in her '60 Chevy or at the Freez . . . likes water skiing and dancing . . . works in her parents' grocery store . . . enjoys govt, class . . . interested in one boy . . . That sounds like a winner . . . plans to go to art school. Chorus 1,2,3,4; Library Club 3; Girl’s Trio 3,4. Senator” Hoey and Gail Corder at Girls’ State? Governor John THOMAS GREENLEE ”1 like to work but there are other things.” Animal . . . Don't do anything I wouldn't do . . . makes himself at home in any sport . . . likes steak, spaghetti, and sleeping. . . can be found at Humes Hard- ware hard at work . . . college awaits him. Student Council 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4. MIKE GRIFFIN He came, he slept, he graduated. Spike . . . one of the Cranberry Kids ... his favo- rite subject is lunch . . . can be found fishing or up in Dover ... a watermelon thrower (?)... his likes are steak, baseball, and money ... his favorite saying is censored. NANCY ANN GRIFFITH •Nancy” . . . ’’Darn it all!” . . . likes to ride around, water ski and dance . . . spends summers at Slaughter Beach getting a lovely golden tan . . . plans to become a Wave . . . Anchors aweigh, my boys! Basketball 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4. FRANK W. HALL Success is found in the word itself, the second letter I'qIMI Frank” . . . Ask me if I care” . . . can be found in his '58 Chevy or riding his bad scooter . . . loves Tastee Freez, hamburgs . . . plans include Business Adminis- tration. yearbook 4; Senior Class Play 4. GREGORY HALL An ounce of wit is worth a pound of sorrow.” Greg” . . . Get serious” . . . No big thing” . . . likes include dancing, macaroni and cheese, writing letters . . . can be seen riding around in his 59 gray Plymouth . . . has a special interest in a certain girl from Pa. . . . plans include college. Football 1,2,4; Basketball 3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Jr. Vice President; Prom Committee 3; Boys State (Alt.) 3; Wrestling 1. ALICE HARDING She is gentle, she is shy, but there's mischief in her eye. Al” . . . Oh nuts!” . . . seen riding around in her '54 Pontiac . . . her favorite subject is English . . . dis- likes people who think they know it all” . . . likes softball and going to the movies. Burris and President Pro Tempore Dave Kenton at Boys State, RUTH ANN HAYES It's so easy to be good natured, why take the trouble to be anything else. Ruthie” . . . eats any kind of Italian food . . . spends all her time riding or babysitting . . . opposed to back seat drivers . . . likes bowling and dancing . . . Don't worry about it. . . . plans to be a secretary. SHIRLEY MAE HAYES A versatile gal with a friendly smile, willing to stop and talk awhile. Shirl” . . . likes to go to school games and ride around . . . spends sparetime dancing and bowling . . .favorite subjects shorthand and bookkeeping . . . plans to be a Secretary. BRADFORD RALPH FREDRICK HENDERLONG •’You’re only young once, after that I'll have to think of another excuse.” Bernardo” . . . It's not what you do, but what you get caught at that counts” . . . spends weekends working, studying, dating, eating, and sleeping . . . thinks pizza is great . . . his favorite subject is German . . . likes tennis and wrestling . . . wants to learn Arabian . . . Eddie, how’s your book of numbers??” Cross Country 2; Science Symposium 1; Jr. Play Com- mittee; Senior Play. JAMES EDWARD HERD Any job looks easy when somebody else is doing it.” Jimmy” . . . spends his free time hunting or working on the farm . . . dislikes smarties” . . . seen in town in a '58 Ford . . . likes welding class . . . Easier said than done.” . . . favorite sport is baseball . . . is think- ing of Pro baseball. and Glenn Ingram and Piret Saksen presenting their amino acid ANNE ELIZABETH HICKMAN It is better to be small and shine than to be tall and cast a shadow. Anne . . . Good grief” . . . loves math and music . . . enjoys those football games . . . likes to be sarcastic . . . a great dislike for snobs . . . plans to go to college. Octette 1,2,3; Chorus 1,4; County Band 1,4; Honor Society 1,2,3,4; Science Symposium 2; F.T.A. 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Senior Play Director VIRGINIA LEE HOLLEGER ’’Sugar spice and everything nice. Virginia” . . . ”1 don’t know” . . .usually going to Re- hoboth, Freez, or just riding around in '62 Dodge . . . likes hockey, spaghetti, and Am. Govt. . . . plans to at- tend college. Cheerleader 1; May Court BONNIE LYNN HOEY Always smiling, never sad, sometimes naughty, but never bad. Likes canteen, dancing, dates, and Rehoboth ... has a Hot '62 Ford . . . Uh, no I don't!” ... is often seen in a Nash with a certain basketball player. . .ade- pendable girl, liked by all. Student Council 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 1,2,3,4; Octette 1,2; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Jr. Play; Prom Committee; Girl's State; Yearbook Staff; AFS Committee. MERRY CAROL HOLLIS When in need of a friend, she is one on whom you can depend.” M.C.” . . . can be seen riding around town with that certain boy or in her bug . . . likes music and foreign languages. F.T.A. 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Library Club 4. ERNEST THOMAS HOLSTON Whenever I feel the urge to exercise coming on, I lie down until it passes over.” ’’Tommy . . . seems to be experienced at doing as lit- tle as possible . . . special interests are girls, music and horses . . . likes Am. Govt, and target shooting . . . can be found working at the Acme or riding around in his ’57 Mercury . . . best trait is his ability to get a - long well with others . . . future Marine. Chorus 1,2,3,4; Boy's Octette 1; Boy's Dozen 2,3; Wres- tling 2. CHRISTINA LEE HOMAN No matter what others maybe, she will always be her- self.” Chris” . . . loves history, scooters and her '60 con- vertible . . . can be found presiding over a C.A.R. meeting . . . future elementary teacher. Octette 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Yearbook 4; Journalism 4. theory at the Science Symposium. Attending the Symposium BRENDA JOYCE HOOD Pretty, sweet, sincere and nice; A girl you think of more than twice.” Bren”. . . can be seen in a'62 Chevy . . . likes include boys, swimming . . . one of our favorite D.E. girls . . . can be found in Penney's . . . always smiling. NEAL HORNADAY The deed I intend is great, but what, as yet, I know not. Neal” . . . Ain't no big thing” . . . can be found fish- ing down at the lake or listening to folk music . . . what a witty sense of humor . . . modesty is his best trait. . . favorite sports are track and football. . . plans for future include college. Football 1; Track 1,3,4; Senior Class Play. GLENN WARREN INGRAM The future belongs to those who prepare for it!” Glenn . . . often seen riding around town in his '62 Corvair . . . enjoys listening to music . . . spends his spare time with that certain girl . . . plans to attend Univ. of Del. Honor Society 1,2,3,4; Science Symposium 2,3; Latin Club 2; Spanish Club 3,4; Junior and Senior Class Play; F.T.A.; Russian Club. STEVE JAEGER How to succeed in school without really trying. Steve” . . . the man with the basketball. . . can be identified by his upside down bathtub of a car . . . usually found arguing with a teacher . . . also maintains close connections with his Senator . . . plans to enter college in the fall. Basketball 2,3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 2,3,4; Varsity Club 4; President Junior Class Play. JUDY LYNN JEFFERSON ”It is better to be small and shine, than to be big and cast a shadow.” ”Jud” . . . ”Hey Hon!” . . . her likes include riding a- round and making scrapbooks . . . frequents George- town stock car races and the Freez . . . rides around in her ’ 56 Buick . . . plans to attend GoldeyBeacom . . . likes History. Cheerleading 1; Jr. National Honor Society 1; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,3; Band 2,3,4; Octette 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4. LOIS ANN JESTER ’’The future always holds something for the one who keeps faith in it.” ’’Lois” . . . works at the Hollywood Diner . . . rides around in a ' 56 Chevy . . . enjoys softball, basketball, and especially those band trips . . . interested in being a receptionist. Softball 1; Jr. Honor Society 1; Band Color Guard 2,3,4; Basketball Manager 3; Library Aid 3. JOHN WESLEY JOHNSON ”If studies interfere with a good time, why study?” ”Wes”. . . seen riding around in his'51 Chevy . . .hails from the great metropolis of Houston. . .works on cars in spare time . . . favorite study is Drafting . . . often works at Safeway. Tech. Center 4; Track 2. SAMUEL PAYNTER JOHNSON ’’Farmers are the founders of human civilization.” Paynter” . . . likes hunting and working on guns . . . dislikes ’’smartys” . . . volleyball is favorite sport . . . favorite subject is Ag Shop . . . one of our future far- mers. were Jean Acko, Donna Fischer, Carol Dobson, and Alan J. JAMES JONES ’’Keep me innocent and let the world be wise.” ’’Jimmy” . . . ’’why do today what you can put off until tomorrow?” . . . one of our National Guardsmen. . . likes to watch TV . . . spends free time with the girls . . . physical ed. is his favorite class . . . plans to spend his future with the Army. Chorus 1,2,3,4. DAVID KENTON ’’Goshit’s tough to be famous-the girls clutter around so.” ’’Kenton” . . . our Senior Class President who is active in every school activity . . . likes to water ski, tinker with motors . . . one of the scooter gang . . . spends spare time at Demco and plans to major in English at college. Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Boys’ State 3; Class President 4. « FAITH HOPE KENTON ••Flitting here, skipping there, a friendly girl without a care.” Skippy” . . . loves water skiing . . . likes to type and visit DAFB in her Chevy . . . marriage awaits her soon . . . ”1 wish you'd look”. Band 1,2,3; Chorus 1,3; J.V. Hockey 1; Library Club 3,4; Jr. Class Play Committee. REA KERR Every day she goes to school and never, never breaks a rule.” Rea” . . . likes listening to teachers orations and sleeping . . . favorite hangout is Easton . . . To err is human . . . interested in AFS . . . plans to join Peace Corp as a nurse. WILLIAM KING Some think he's bashful-others doubt it!” Bill” . . . Darn it!” . . . hails from the teeming me- tropolis of Lincoln . . . one of our great movie-goers . . . favorite sport is track and hunting . . . plans to join the Navy. Football 1; Tract 2,3. GWENDOLYN KIRBY She's quiet, she's shy; but there's mischief in her eye.” Gwen . . . likes watching TV and collecting stamps . . . favorite subject is history. . . likes to watch school sports and skating and bowling . . . May be found at the Freez in a '57 Ford . . . plans to be an elementary teacher. Sr. Play Committee. Timmons ... The Social Event of the year revolved around SUSAN KIRBY On the field or on a court, she's at home in any sport. Sue . . . Tickles me, haw, haw!” . . . watch her rack up those points in basketball, race down the field in hockey or pitch in soft ball. . . usually seen dating or riding around in '63 Plymouth . . . plans to major in physical education. Hockey 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4. CAROL JEAN KLINE Sugar 'n Spice 'n Everything Nice.” Carol . . . I don’t know!” . . . works for Bata Shoes helping Dad . . . likes the beach and talking with the girls ... a good student who likes the Chem Lab and plans on College. May Court; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Jr. Class Play; Hockey 2,3,4; Prom Committee. PHILIP HUNT KUGELMANN I can resist anything except temptation.” ”Papa Philli” . . . Areyou bored?” . . . loves stuffed shrimp and loathes raisins and celery . . . can be found almost anywhere in his' 54 Merc . . . sleeping and rid- ing around account for his spare time . . . future plans include college. Football 1,2,3,4; Track 3,4; Chorus 3,4; Newspaper 3,4; Play Committee 3,4. OMER KULELI Friendly, yet shy; he's a wonderful guy.” Omer” . . . our Senior Exchange student from Turkey ... a whiz at Trig and Physics . . . enjoys riding his bicycle, watching sports events and going to the movies . . . steak is his favorite food . . . hopes to be a chemi- cal engineer . . . Good luck, Omer. Cross Country 4. Carousel, the Junior Prom, May 10, 1963. Our fearless” leader. ELLEN JANE KUNKLE Keepsmiling, it makes everyone wonder what you've been up to.” Ellen . . . Hey Sugar”. . . likes include the Canteen, riding around, and the Freez . . . her favorite school subject is Spanish and plans to attend Georgetown Uni- versity. J.V. Cheerleader 1; Hockey 1,2,3,4; Jr. Play; Prom Committee; Honor Society 3,4. MERRITT LANE Let others do the work; I'll do the resting.” Nicky” . . . Joke, Joke! . . . can usually be found rid- ing around in his ' 53 Ford . . . bowling and football are his favorite sports . . . likes American Govt. . . . next year--the service. Football 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; Student Council 1,3. MARION LEGATES Words can't describe her, she is simply herself.” Marion . . . can be found working in Grant’s . . .rides around in a' 58 Chevrolet. . . plans to become a clerical worker. Prom Committee; DECA 4. AUGUSTA ANNE LINDAL A friendly friend and a kindly stranger.” Gussie . . . likes reading particularly mystery novels and riding around in a ' 61 Corvair . . . favorite food is hamburger andf.f.'s. . . Distributive Ed. is her favo- rite subject . . . works at Woolworth's . . . dislikes slow drivers and gossipers. Service Club 1,2; Prom and Play Committees; Library Club 3; DECA 4. WAYNE LINDALE Why take life seriously, you won't get out of it alive anyway.” Wayne” . . . comes from Lynch Heights . . . likes C.R. and Mr. Von Dreele’s 1900 class . . . I’ll never tell” . . . plays 5 card draw with 8's wild . . . loves pizza, hamburgs and French fries . . . despises homework. . . plans to join the Navy and later go to college. Boy’s Octette 1. SHIRLEY MAE LOFLAND God made me short so that He could do a better job.” Shirl”. . . can be found riding around in a '58 blue and white Ford . . . hobby is dancing and collecting records . . . future plans include becoming a beautician and at the end of an aisle. Chorus 1,2,3,4. Dave Kenton began to organize the Senior year. SHARON ANN MARSHALL If having fun was a crime, Sharon would be serving a life sentence.” Soot”. . . Good lands! ”. . . she drives a bad ’ 57 black Buick . . . favorite school subject is Distributive Edu- cation . . . riding around, dancing, bowling, and boys make the world go around! . . . Right? Sharon. Chorus 1; Band 3; Jr. Class Play Committee 3; Dist. Ed. 4. CHARLES MARVEL Why worry--things are bound to happen anyway.” Donald . . . always seen smiling . . . carefree as the day is long . . . can be spotted by his light blond hair . . . one of our great Houstonites . . . can usually be seen waiting for his girl. KAY MAULL Some think the world is made for fun and frolic--and so does she.” Kay” . . . can be seen riding with a certain someone in a white'64 Super Sport . . . loves to talk on the phone . . . enjoys taking short trips and Polish ham sand- wiches . . . ”1 wish it was Friday.” FRANK DIXON McCLUNG Beware, I may be famous yet.” Frank” . . . his favorite pastime is messing around or loafing--preferably in the movies . . . likes steaks, subs, model railroading, and of course, girls . . . favo- rite school subjects are math and typing . . . can be seen in a two-tone green '53 Chevy . . . ”1 hate school • . . future plans include college. Boys' Dozen 1,2,3; Track 1; All-State and All-Eastern Chorus 3; Junior Play; Senior Play. MARIE ELIZABETH McCOLE ”A pleasing countenance is no slight advantage.” Bubbles” . . . can be found wherever there is dancing and music . . . if you don't see her at a Buddy Dean Hop it's because she didn't hear about it . . . Look out now, I'm not kidding you . . . pet peeve is school cliques . . . future includes work with airlines. Chorus 1. JEROME PAUL MILLER Jerry . . . came to Milford this year . . . plays the guitar and loves music . . . can be found in his red ' 55 Ford. . .spends spare time at Burris Processing Com- pany . . . plans to attend college. NANCY MILLMAN Dynamite comes in small packages. Reds or Speedy . . . likes listening to records and dancing . . . collects records too . . . hobby, target practice . . . You must be kidding . . . likes U.S. His- tory. . . spends her time at Donna Faye's in Harrington . . . plans to stay single and further her education. MYRA HELEN MILLS Tis better to love one man lots than love lots of men little! Myra . . . collects letters from a certain sailor in California . . . most of her leisure time is spent on the phone or working at Leggett's . . . drives a ready '55 Dodge . . . future plans wait at the end of the aisle. Class Play Committee 3; Treasurer of Ducca Club. Acclaimed by the students, The Courtship of Eddie’s Father’’ DENNIS RAYMOND MOHR Worry little, study less is my idea of happiness. Hair . . . enjoys sleeping and running girls . . .works at the bakery when he's not playing football. . . runs around in a green, black, and white '55 Desoto . . . plans to be a barber. Football 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Baseball 3; Varsity Club 4. VAUGHN MORGAN Teachers and classrooms are his only objection to education. Hot Rod . . . How's that grab ya? . . . spends his spare time working on his '40 Ford . . . welding is his favorite subject. . s can generally be found down at Mil- ton . . . one of our future State Policemen. • CHARLES RICHARD MOSLEY Work fascinates me; I could sit and watch it all day.” •’Chuck” . . . ”Hi, boy, hi” . . . can be found working at the A P, at Al's Texaco or just riding around town in his'57 blue Ford . . . likes include girls and cars--in that order . . . pet peeve is teachers with poor attitudes .. . future spells U.S. Air Force. Basketball 2. THEODORE MURPHY WILMER CARL NAUMAN HI Never a worry, never a care, if anything happens he's always there.” Billy”. . .spends summer in Ocean City, Md.. . .win- ters in Milford ... a great entertainer at the piano . . . likes to go golfing . . . seen around town in a '62 white Corvair ... his favorite subject is English . . . his future plans include college . . . one of the Cran- berry Kids. Basketball 1,2; Student Council 1,2; Band 1,2,4; Track 1,4; KATHLEEN NEVIN She's the kind we like to meet, personality from head to feet.” Kathleen ... ”Gosh darn, oh gees! ”. . . loves bowling, govt, and playing the piano . . . can be found anytime in her ’61 white Corvair . . . likes to eat spaghetti and pizza . . . plans to become a nurse. Chorus 4; Class Play Committee 3; Student Spirit Com- mittee 4. brought laughter and tears to the audience. Honors to the EILEEN NEWTON ”Tis a friendly heart who has many friends.” ’’Eileen” . . . ’’Cheese it! . . . loves Ancient History and playing miniature golf ... an English whiz . . . spends leisure time listening to professional baseball games . . . plans include college. Senior Class Play DENNIS NINZEHELTZER What he wants to get out of school most is himself.” Poppa Deanna” . . . another one of the Cranberry Kids”. . . can be found hunting, working at the Delaware Highway Controller's Office in the summertime, or rid- ing around Milford . . . Big Deal” . . . favorite school subject is History ... the Navy awaits his future. Football 1; Wrestling 1,2,4; Track 1,3,4. JOHN PARSONS I've taken my fun where I have found it” ’’John” ... I'm sorry about that” . . . spends most of his time working on cars and trying to make his run . . . when it is running he drives a 55 blue Chevy . . . he puts in time at the A P . . . future plans include the Navy. JACALYN GAYLE PENDLETON ’’She's like a glass of champagne forever bubbling over.” ’’Jackie” . . . one of the peppiest cheerleaders Milford ever had . . . shopping, working, cheering, and dating keep Jackie busy . . . she drives a '62 white Chevy convertible . . . she plans to attend college next year. J.V. Cheerleader 1; Varsity Cheerleader 2,3,4; Stu- dent Council 1,2,3,4; Jr. Honor Society 1; Homecom- ing Court 2,3,4; Jr. Class Play 3; Prom Decoration Committee 3; Yearbook 4; Senior Class Play 4. musically inclined went to Eddy Bradley and Colleen Teare, SARAH PENUEL ”A faithful friend is better than gold.” ’’Sarah” . . . ”Oh Gosh!” . . . likes to sew. . . favorite school subject is Spanish . . . has a special interest in New Castle . . . dislikes conceited people . . . enjoys playing the organ . . . plans to be a secretary. Chorus 1,3; Jr. Class Play Committee 3. GARY PICCOLO He's small, he’s wise, he's a terror for his size.” Pic” . . . likes model auto building and working on his model A . . . Comes to Milford from the city of Houston ... A vocational center man. SHIRLEY ANN POSTLES ”I'd rather be small and shine, than big and cast a shadow.” Shirley” . . . Can be found in a '56 Chevy . . . Has a special interest in the Freeze ... Is a wicked typist . . . Plans a career in the business world and marriage in the coming years. Chorus 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1; Octette 1,2,3. WALTER POSTLES The bigger they are, the more they make fall!” ’’Junior” . . . One of Milford's Vocational students . . . Knows all about a blueprint . . . Likes to mess a- round with motors and the like ... a member of the National Guards. JAMES P. RIMMER Allgreatmen are dead, I don't feel too well myself. Rimmer . . . Cotton-pickin' it! . . . classifies him- self as an A P slave . . . loves to bowl and has special interests in traveling to Bethlehem, Pa. . . . drives a gray and white '59 Chevy around town . . . college will hold his future. Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Jr. Play Student Director 3; Guidance Assistance 3,4; Yearbook Busi- ness Mgr.; Sr. Play Director. JOHN WILIS ROBBINS Who loves not woman, wine, and song, remains a fool his whole life long! Robbie . . . Don't worry about it! . . .likes to mess around his car . . . spends most of his leisure time in Houston or riding around . . . drives a '60 red Chevy Impala . . .one of our future farmers . . . favorite sub- ject--study hall. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. first chair All State Band. Glenn Ingram and Rick Rosker, JOYCE ROBERTS She’ll get by--with that twinkle in her eye. Sam ... a hillbilly music fan . . . loves shorthand and bowling . . . afuture secretary . . . Is that right? Chorus 1,2,3. JUDITH PEARL ROBERTS The secret of her personality is her friendship. Jud-I ... Hello Sweetie . . . Judy’s favorite pastime is flirting and collecting pictures of boys . . . spends most of her time in Georgetown, at the Tastee Freez or at Terry's . . . she likes cheeseburgs but dislikes sarcastic people . . . she keeps the spirit up at football and basketball games . . . her future plans include Secretarial School. Chorus 1,2,3,4; Jr. Class Play Committee 3. CHARLES ROGERS I can resist anything except temptation. Charles . . . can be found working at Powell's Sun- oco station . . . favorite pastime is sleeping . . . has a ready blue and white '60 Plymouth that likes passing cars. . . Are you kidding . . . future spells U.S. Navy. ROBERT ROGERS Contentment is better than wisdom. Bob . . . seen around in his'56 Chevy . . . one of our Tastee Freez workers . . . often found at Joe’s Flying A . . . favorite sport is football . . . likes steak . . . enjoys riding around with that certain girl . . . plans to join the National Guards. JAY ROOSA A little learning is a dangerous thing.” ”Jay” . . . likes to ride around in that '61 Corvair . . . spends time working on the farm . . . favorite subject is Agriculture . . . hopes to be a farmer . . . may be heard saying ”1 hope to shout.” F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. RICHARD ALAN ROSKER ”His mind is like the highway's cloverleaf, travels so far right that it's actually going left.” ”Rick” . . . afuture college Math major . . . can be seen driving a bad '61 Plymouth . . . likes girls, girls, girls, and more girls ... a battle scarred scooter rider. Football 1; Basketball 1; National Honor Society 1,2,3, President 4; Student Council Alt. 1,2,3,4; Yearbook Co- Editor 4; Wrestling 4. PIRET SAKSEN The future always holds something for someone who keeps faith in it.” Piret” . . . How 'bout that?” . . . likes to paint . . . an avid reader . . . enjoys classical music ... a girl without any leisure time . . . plans to go to college. Speech Play 1; Science Symposium 2,3; Honor Society 2,3,4; State Science Fair 3; Jr. Play Director; Prom Committee 3; Yearbook Co-Editor; Sr. Play Committee. DEWEY EDWARD SAPP, JR. We've only one life to live, so let's live it.” Dewey” . . . his hobby is trying to keep out of trouble . . . spends time at Sapp's Auto Salvage ... he's quiet till you get to know him . . . drives a fast ' 57 Chevy . . . future plans spell Navy. 'the brains’’ received National Merit Letters of Commendation, GERALD SAVAGE A fellow who takes everything in his stride.” Gerry” . . . Hold up” . . . likes football, working on cars . . . drives a ' 56 Mercury . . . spends time at the Freez or just loafing at a certain girl's house ... a future Navy man. Band 1,2; Track 1; Football 2,3,4; Varsity Club 4. DANIEL WOLFE SCHURMAN Dynamite comes in small packages.” Danny” . . . works at the bowling alley when he is not stealing watermelons . . . likes to hunt, but what? ? . . . plans to go in the Navy. HOWARD LEONARD SHOCKLEY I’d Like to be shy but the girls won't let me. Howard . . . Don Juan of M.H.S. . . . likes include hamburgers, the Freeze, football, and girls. Can be found scrambling around on his scooter at the dirt pit or in his '58 Chevy . . . works well with a paint brush . . . future plans include College. Student Council 1,2; Track 1; Prom C om m i tte e 3; Football 1,2,3,4. LOLA ANN SHOCKLEY Like a bar of chocolate--Sweet and nutty. Phoebe . . . collects stuffed animals . . . loves gov- ernment, skating and hillbilly music . . . That's nice plans to be a secretary . . . likes trips to the freeze. Chorus 1,2. JOHN PHILLIP SHOCKLEY He's little, but he's wise he's a terror in disguise. Bullet . . . I don't know . . . pet peeve is school . . . may be found at the Freeze ... or the Lincoln Can- teen . . . likes pizza, hunting, and bowling . . . plans to join the future . . . Hey John--Where's the black- out? Senior Play Committee, Printing 1,2,3,4. RICHARD SHOCKLEY Music is the air he breathes. Mr. Music himself . . . can really play those drums ... a fabulous Customizer . . . plans to join the Navy after graduation . . . Where there's a dance, look for Richard. and Gary Aber, Jean Acko, Rick Rosker and Neil Hornaday STEPHEN WAYNE SHORT Let us have wine and women, mirth and laughter- sermons and soda water the day after. Vi . . . drives a Green Monster ... a 55 Chevy . . . sure can Bodie . . . Ain't no big thing! ... Is your quotation appropriate, Steve?? CATHY SHOURDS A smile makes the whole world brighter. Cathy . . . Likes to take riding lessons . . . A regular Annie Oakley... A Milford recruit from Houston . . . Excels in English . . . Can always be found with a smile!! JOHN CHARLES SIGLER ’’I'm not lazy, I'm just conserving my energy.” ’Sandy” . . . likes sleeping and eating steak . . . dis- likes bad drivers . . . hangs around cars and the Tastee Freez . . . works at Jewell's. BONNIE DEAN SMITH A loyal companion, an excellent friend, an earnest worker, and true to the end.” ’’Bonnie”. . . Golly”. . . her favorite pastime is dating Jeff Carmine . . . Likes records, dancing, and cooking ... spends her time on the phone or working at Leggett's . . . drives a '60 black Ford Falcon. Jr. Class Play Committee; DECA 4. attended the Science Symposium. Her Majesty Jacalyn Pendleton MICHAEL SOMBAR Any girl would love to gaze deeply into his eyes. Mike . . . What was her name?” . . . came to us in his junior year from Okinawa and set the girls on fire . . . loves shrimp and loathes boring classes . . . has really made a dent in our football team . . . future plans include college. Wrestling 3; Football 4. WILLIAM P. STAATS I may not be handsome, but I declare I have that dis- tinguished look. Bill” . . . Whats ya say baby . . . usually found rid- ing around in a '55 Chevy . . . keeps Derrickson's in business . . . future plans include the Navy. Chorus 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Football 3; May Court Court 1; Student Council 3,4. HARLAN SWAIN I believe in no man's opinions--I have some of my own. Sandy . . . can be found riding around in his '50 green Chevy or working at Swain Construction Co. . . . likes working on cars and being at Pleaston's Garage. F.F.A. 2,3,4. COLLEEN JEAN TEARE She flirts with you, she smiles at me; she even charms the faculty.” Teare . . . the most musical member of our class . . . plans to attend the U. of D. . . . always laughing . . . drives a maroon Chrysler. Band 1,2,3,4; Junior Honor Society 1; County Band 1,3; Octette 1,2,3; State Band 2; All-Eastern Band 3; Hockey 2,3,4; Softball 1. JIMMY THAWLEY Nothing is more useful than silence. Jimmy . . . likes to work on cars . . . enjoys those football games ... his favorite food is spaghetti . . . spends his spare time riding around especially to the Freez . . . has a great dislike for noise . . . plans to become a man in the Air Force Blue. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. MARY SUE THAWLEY Tis better to love one man lots than love lots of men little. Suzy . . . a pretty blond who spends the summers in Rehobeth . . . likes to ride around and visit the U. of D. . . . enjoys cooking, talking on the phone, and eating . . . future lies in front of an altar. Chorus 1,2,3,4. reigned over the Harvest Moon Ball with Jo Ann Collins, ANNA LEE THISTLEWOOD If I laugh at myself and the fool things I do, it won't bother me much to see others laugh too. Anna . . . likes to eat cheeseburgers, play softball, and go bowling . . . can usually be found on weekends at the movies or riding around . . . dislikes snobby people . . . her favorite subject is typing . . . plans to work for the Bell Telephone Company or as an airline hostess. Softball 1,2,3,4; Jr. Class Play Committee 3. BONNIE JEAN THOMPSON A shy face is better than a forward heart. Bonnie . . . likes listening to the radio and dancing . . . favorite school subject is Home Economics . . . likes soct sports . . . would like to work in an office or as a store clerk. ALAN CURTIS TIMMONS He’ll make a commotion in any place. Big Al . . . Whatta ya say cat . . . this is a typical weekend of Al's -- pushing carts at the A P,dating, riding around, and goofing off . . . he drives a 163 Bonneville and a motor scooter when it's in running condition ... he really has a knack for flipping that thing . . . likes football and English . . . dislikes non- talkative people. Chorus 2,3; Boy's Dozen 2,3; Basketball Mgr. L TERESA VICTORIA VERNOTICO To live is not to live for one's self alone, let us help one another. Terry” . . . she could start a zoo with all the stuffed animals she’s collected . . . That's the greatest thing in the world. . . . when she's not writing letters she's in Georgetown or at Judy's . . . loves spaghetti . . . good at cheering! Student Council 1,2,3; Basketball 2,3; Chorus 1; Varsity Cheerleader 4. FRANK VICAN If having fun was a crime, he'd be serving a life sen- tence. Frank . . . likes to ride around or drag race. . .loves cars and working on them. .. favorite subject Auto Body . . . hates Fords . . . maybe found at the Freez in his blue '55 Chevy . . . Son of a Gun. Tech. Center 3,4. ROLAND VINYARD Talks to himself in hopes of getting an answer he understands. Roland . . . loves sports such as tennis, ping pong, sailing, and swimming in his own pool . . . Dad stink it. . . . future plans include college. Wrestling 1; Jr. Honor Society 1; Basketball 2,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 1,2,3,4; Football 3. :th vreeland but it's awful lonesome at . . . likes football eiding or riding in a h£i e she ought to be (home Dreele's since 1900 . . . orian . . . plans to attend thii g a 61Corvair .j rfever is) . . . likes st k an loves music, both piano . . . Do you live at Hitmans? Hockey 1,2; Softball Mgr. 1; Girls Vocal Group 1,2,3,4; Sr. Honor Society 3,4; Yearbook; Play Committee 4. CHARLOTTE ANN WAGNER Always laughing, never sad, sometimes naughty, but never bad. Char . . . Gosh darn . . . likes to ride around . . . spends most of her leisure time working at Leggett's . . . plans to be a traveling gal . . . her favorite subject is history and her favorite sport is basketball in which she is a star. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Hockey 3. Virginia Holleger, and Carol Kline attending. JAMES WALLS He worships the day sleep was invented. Jim . . . That ain't bad! . . . likes milkshakes, sleeping and girls . . . one of Milford's best male danc- ers . . . has a special interest in Seaford . . . drives a '60 Ford convertible around town . . . plans to move to New Jersey after graduation. TED WALIUS A little learning is a dangerous thing. Dute ... his pet peeve is school . . . What do you say huss . . . can be found at Broadkill Beach . . . wants to be an auto body man . . . drives a ' 55 white Chevy . . . likes to water ski and drag race when he's not working on his car. F.F.A. 1,2; Tech. Center 3,4. DAVID WARNOCK ’’Work fascinates me, I could sit and look at it for hours.” •’Dave” . . . likes cars (Fords), working on them and drag racing, too . . . works at Rumpstitch Machine Works . . . favorite subject is welding at Tech. Center . . . has a green ' 52 Plymouth and may be at the Freez riding around with the guys . . . plans to be a welder . . . loves those steaks. Vocational Technical Center 3,4. SANDRA WARREN ”’Tis always morning somewhere.” ’’Sandy'’ . . . likes collecting records and baby sitting . . . favorite subject is beauty culture--and why not? . . . she is planning to be a beautician . . . can be found with a certain person from Felton at the Freez or in her • 57 black and white Mercury. Chorus 1,2,3. LONNIE WATSON Speech is great, but silence is better.” Lonnie”. . . a man of few words . . . likes farming and fried chicken . . . dislikes braggarts . . . hangs out at Carpenter’s farm . . . favorite subject is Ag. . . .plans to be a farmer. Band 1,2; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. RICHARD LEWIS WEBB Let us have wine and women, mirth and laughter, ser- mons and soda water the day after.” Skip” or Webbie”. . . can be found at the Tastee Freez . . . That ain't bad.” . . . enjoys playing pool or hunt- ing . . . drives a '63 Plymouth Fury Commando . . . future plans are Navy, then farming. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. Every class has a fiasco” and ours was the night FRANCES IRENE WELSH She has a gentle smile and a kindly word to say.” Frannie . . . enjoys sewing and reading . . . when not working at the Public Library she can be found either at home or riding around . . . Something like that. . . . likes American Govt. . . . future plans include col- lege, then Library School. Library Club 1,2,3,4; Jr. Class Treasurer; Jr. National Honor Society 1; Yearbook 4; Hockey Manager 3; Play Committee 3; Basketball Manager 3; Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 3; Senior Class Treasurer; Prom Com- mittee 3. DONA LYNN WEST Wouldn't that smile and those eyes make some man climb to the skies. Dona . . . Thrills!” . . . likes include sewing and collecting records . . . drives a blue '63 Corvair . . . able to turn her hair gray overnight and then back a- gain . . . added a lot to our Senior Play . . . plans in- clude college. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Student Council 2; School Spirit Committee 4. ROY WHEELOCK Under a mask of silence, a mighty brain revolves. Roy . . . All that glistens is not gold . . . fabulous pole vaulter . . . loves strawberry shortcake and dis- likes tests and poor service at Howard Johnson's Res- taurant ... a future math and science teacher. Cross Country 1; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4; National Junior Honor Society 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 3,4; Football 3,4; Student Council Alt. 3. CAROLYN ADELE WHITE Work is work and must be done, but nevertheless, I'll have my fun. Kaylon . . . Makes no diff . . . can be found working at Lana Lobe 11 or riding around . . . enjoys bowling . . . favorite school subjects are Government and Typing . . . you can count on her to put a 11 she's got into cheer- ing at football and basketball games . . . plans to attend Goldey Beacom. Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Class Play Committee 3,4; Student Council 1; Yearbook. we flunked the High School Challenge” on WBOC T.V. CONNIE LOU WILSON Her future is planned, third finger left hand. Connie . . . likes to eat pizza, turkey and ice cream . . . favorite subjects are Bookkeeping and Home Ec. . . . good things she likes to cook, crochet, and knit . . . because down the aisle she's determined to go . . . dislikes conceited people and crazy drivers . . . may be found in Ellendale in a gray and white '54 Chevy. RITA WOLLTER Gay of heart and bright of face, no one else can take her place. Rita . . . this gal likes riding around in her '53 black Plymouth, going to the movies or bowling . . . dislikes gossipy people . . . likes spaghetti and steaks . . . can be found at the bowling alley or the Tastee Freez . . . special interests are certain boys . . . plans to become a nurse ... her favorite subject is chorus. Sport Spirit Committee 4; Chorus 4; Jr. Play Committee 3; Prom Committee 3. EDITH MARGARET WOOTTEN She is gentle, she is shy, but there's mischief in her eye. Edith . . . can be found at the Freez or riding around Milford and Dover . . . favorite subjects include Chorus and Government . . . likes fried chicken, dancing and listening to popular music . . . plans to attend a busi- ness school . . . I'll never tell. Library Club 3; Chorus 4. MICHIKO YAMASHITA Milford's personal foreign ambassadoress. Micky . . . sent to us from Tokyo, Japan . . . loves to read, write letters, and dance . . . her favorite ex- pression is Mane which means probably in Japa- nese . . . special interests are languages and plans to someday become an interpreter . . . she has brought many a happy and enjoyable day to all of us . . . Good luck! ROBERT JAMES YONKERS He’s quiet and shy, but there's mischief in his eye. Bob . . . joined us in his Junior year . . . It could be worse, it could happen to me. . . . hobby is flying light air craft . . . works at Daneggers Nursery . . . drives a bad English Ford Escort . . . likes government class . . . spends most of his time in Smyrna . . .future plans are college; then military. Band 2,3; Wrestling 4. ADELE CHARMAINE ZENCAK A charming bit of scenery in the landscape of life. Char . . . here’s a gal who really likes Md. . . . likes collecting records and reading . . . can’t stand over- bearing people . . . likes French, tennis, and skin diving at Ocean City . . . Isn’t that fabulous? . . . plans to attend the U. of Del. Distributive Ed. 2; S.S.C. secretary 4. The losers were Piret Saksen, Donna Fischer, Rick Rosker, and Glenn Ingram. 47 Senior Class Officers LEFT TO RIGHT - Dave Kenton, President; Gail Corder, Secretary; Fran Welch, Treas- urer; John Burris, Vice-President. We, the 1964 Milfordian Staff, salute the officers of our Senior Class for the superb job which they have done this year. 48 ROW STANDING, 1 to r - J. Burris, P. Fitchett, M. Yamashita, D. Fischer, P. Achorn, B. Hoey. KNEELING, 1 to r - R. Tingle, G. Frankel, T. Jaywork, O. Kuleli, D. Rogers. A.F.S. Committee Prior to this year American Field Service student activities were handled by the entire Student Council. With the continued growth of this program it became necessary this year to create an A.F.S. Committee of the Student Council and Donna Fischer and Pat Achorn were co-chairmen. John Kuhlmann as faculty ad- visor and Pat Achorn as student representative served as members of the Milford A.F.S. Chapter to foster liaison between the Chapter and Student Council. The A.F.S. Committee has maintained the familiar A.F.S. bulletin board in the school lobby; arranged A.F.S. assemblies; assisted in the selection of Americans Abroad candidates and provided publicity for local news media. By far the most important activity was Milford's third annual A.F.S. weekend when this city and school played host to sixteen foreign students representing fifteen foreign nations who were spending this school year with American families in the lower penisular area. 49 My A.F.S. year at Milford has been a pleasant one. I had the best opportunities to understand your way of life as a friend of yours. My family, friends, school activities which I participated in many fields and my speeches be- came assistants to promote the better understanding be- tween you and me, while I was doing my best to adjust myself. I shared your fun, joys, and sorrows feeling the strongest school spirit I have ever had. I'm grateful to the people who have been so friendly to me and I thank the Milford High School for being such a nice host to me. This year will live in my mind forever as the unforgettable experience I've shared with you. I will never be able to say perfectly how much I enjoyed the whole stay in Milford High School. I shall never forget those happy days being called Micky” by everyone at everywhere, and those ex- citing moments at football and basketball games. I certainly enjoyed all my classes of kind and wonder- ful teachers with the nicest and unexpectedly friendly students. Before long I will find myself being home- sick for Milford, but all my memories remain deeply in my mind with sweetest smiles of my people. I heartily thank all of you for helping me and letting me enjoy this year in Milford, and hope you long remember me, a short girl with the black hair and black eyes. Always, IflXt. o yr x. 50 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Piret Saksen Rick Rosker Bobby Baker’s on the line CLASS WITS Bonnie Hoey Brad Henderlong Wonder if Mr. McFarland will like THIS for current events. MOST TALKATIVE Sue Dutton Phil Kugelmann ’’Silence is golden - too bad!” Michael Abella Linda Adams Dora Alexander Donald Anderson Paul Argo Richard Armstrong Donald Baldwin Beverely Ball Thomas Bennet Debbie Betts Meredith Betts Barbara Biggs Diane Billings Wayne Billings Connie Brooks Carolyn Brown Wayne Bunting Howard Burris Nellie Burton Donald Cain Mary Ann Campbell Bonnie Cannon Richard Carey Joann Carmean Joseph Clark Joan Clendaniel Chris Corddrey Charles Coverdale J. C. Coverdale Ronald Craft Betty Jo Craig Robert Curtis George Davis Wayne Davis Sally Dellinger John Dill Matthew Dill Olga Domke Wanda Donovan Joyce Downes Timothy Duker Cindy Endress Jeanine Eypel Diane Fields John Finnefrock Rita Fister Margaret Fitchett John Foraker Gwendolyn Frankel Charles Garey David Gillespie Joyce Gilmore Georgia Giltenboth Debbie Gunning Connie Hamilton idra Hamilton Charles Hammond David Hammond Deborah Hammond James Hammond Margaret Headley Barbara Hitch Virginia Hobbs Randy Holland Sandra Hutchins Charlotte Ingram Carol Issacs Aldon James Tom James Terry Jaywork Byron Jefferson Jerry Jerman Charles Jester Joseph Kemp Melanie Kerr David Kimmey Benjamin Kirby Ruth Ann Kniceley Linda Legates Harvey Leighty Claudia Lofland Linda Lynch Ray Lynch Sharon Lynch Carol Maclean Herbert Maloney Gary Manlove Joan Mason Robert Maston Janet McPherson Robert Meredith George Messick Ronald Metzner Pamela Millsap Diane Miltiades Robert Minner Rodger Montgomery David Mood Frank Mood Grey Morgan Pat Mosley Oveita Whaley Sharon Murphy Robert Nash Nancy Newton Louie O'Day Mildred O’Neal Gwen Paczkowski William Parsons Eugene Passwaters Tom Parvis Joann Penuel iBiahard PettyjohrT Brenda Potter Joanne Pringle Douglas Phillips Charlene Pritchett Bill Propes Paul Purcell Shirley Ralyea Carolyn Richter Jerry Robbins Sofia Robutka Diana Rogers Ann Rosenzweig Connie Savage Wanda Savage Larry Schneider Patsy Sennett Marsha Short Gregory Showell Phyllis Simmons Gary Simpson June Slaughter D yid oekoder Ray Sparklin Nancy Swain Donna Teare Carol Tebbens Rita Tingle Ronald Tingle Ernest Torbert William Tull Lyle Tyrrell Ronald VanGorder Elaine VanVorst Lee Vincent Burt Walius Phyllis Walker Donna Walls Charles Ward Donna Ward Danny Watson Paul Watson Connie Webb Ginger Webb James Webb Mary Ellen Webb Nancy Webb Terrence Webb Thomas Webb Donald Wells Gerry Wheatley James Wilkerson David Wilkins Dennis Williams Vernell Willey Susan Willis Daryl Wisseman Ronald Worden Helena Yerkes 65 Mary Anderson Tom A ns tine Carmela Armenia Gene Asmuth Wayne Banning Carol Baxendale Joyce Beebe Glenn Bennett Davis Benson Richard Burwick Sandra Billings Kathryn Bogan Wayne Boyce Mary Lee Breeding Jack Briggs Tom Burns Lance Clark James Clements Laura Clendaniel Harvey Conard Byron Cooper Duane Corder Nancy Corder Cecelia Craig Elaine Cresson Jerry Cubbage Robert Currie Margorie Davenport Linda Deale Regina Deeney Bev Denney Maggie Deputy Becky Dill Melvin Dernberger Herb Disharoon 66 Mary Ann Domke Judy Downes Connie Ellingsworth Phillip Ellingsworth Sharon Emory Jackie Eypel Hans Feindt Bobby Fischer Ricky Fischer Sammy Frank James Gleason Frank Glenn Carol Gill Grace Giltenbooth Delores Griffith Kenneth Graham Jack Hall Joe Hall John Hallett l Michael Harmon Dennis Harrington David Hawkins Gloria Hayes Richard Hazzard Janet Henderlong Diane Hendricks Stacy Henry Sandy Hill Teresa Holleger Jane Hollenbeck Jim Hollis Tom Hollis Beverly Hopkins Thomas Hoyer Dennis Boyt Loreta Hurd Joe Issacs Alan Jester Donald Jester Wayne Jester Marvin Johnson Betty Ann Jones Jackie Jones Billy Kenton JoAnn Kenton Nancy Kimmey David King Carolyn Kirby Vernon Kirk Cheryl LeCompte Lois Littleton Cathi Lonergan Allan Lynch Harriet Lynch Joan Mason Joann May Robert May Mary Ann Mazze Donald Me Clung Barry McCole Lauren McColley Sandra McGee Donna Messick Marjorie Messick 68 Walter Millman Joe Mills Paul Mills Martha Montgomery David Mood Willy Moos Calvert Morgan Eddie Naill Linda Niblett Sharon Niblett Sandra Ninzenheltzer Charles Nugent James Pace Carolyn Pagden Leonardo Parker Wanda Pettit Larry Pfeiffer Robert Phillips Shirley Rodgers Helen Rosker James Ross Tony Ross Virginia Roosa Nancy Russell Jerry Schoneman Joan Scott Rose Sehn Eugene Sharp Pat Sharp Susan Short William Simpson Betty Sipple Kenneth Smith Priscilla Smith Robert Smith ■■■ Wayne Smith Elizabeth Snyder Nancy Spence Kathy Stapeford Linda Stayton Dolphus Stevenson John Strahle Charles Tat man Nancy Torbert Monty Towers Kenneth Trader Connie VanVorst Norma VanVorst Joyce Verley Charlotte Vincent Betty Walls Robert Walls Robert Walls Diane Warren Gary Warren Susie Watkins Leroy Watkins Barbara Webb Phyllis Webb Mary Ann Westphal John Whalen Carol Williams Eugene Williams Jim Willis Cindy Wilkins Shirley Wilson James Wroten Laura Yerkes Stephanie Zencak 70 Dale Abbott James Acko James Adams Jack Allen Juanita Anderson Sally Argo Ricky Asmuth Gloria Atkinson Robert Beebe Bill Bennett Joyce Blessing Jim Thompson Kathryn Bogan Kathryn Booth Steve Bradley Ola Brewer Melva Briddes Allen Brooks Bobby Bullock Steve Bunting John Burton Linda Bush Nora Butler Gail Callahan Sally Callaway Bobby Calloway Bill Campbell Charles Campbell Joe Campbell David Carey Alyce Carlisle Danny Carmeane Virginia Carrie Chris Carter Kenneth Carter Jerry Clark Richard Clendaniel Joyce Coleman Deena Collins Gary Collins 74 Rita Collins Marsha Cooper David Council William Craig Gary Criswell Jo Cubbage Ralph Currie John Dalius Shirley Davidson JoAnn Davis Tommy Davis Pat Dawson Steve Dellinger Betty Dempsey Raymond Dodenhoff 4,'A Beverley Donovan Cynthia Donovan Linda Donovan Linda Doughty Linda K. Doughty Shirley Downes Janice Drzymalski Ronald Emory Richard Evans Patsy Far low Veronica Fisher John Fisher Ralph Foskey Becky Frankel Gloria Gillespie Mary Ann Gillespie Donald Glasco Faye Glasco Jeanette Graves Harry Greenley Steve Greenly Herbert Griffith Elizabeth Guilly Neil Guise Steve Hall 75 Gail Garbutt Bobby Hallett George Hammond Robert Hammond Laura Hartley Larry Hayes Bobby Hayden Jill Hazzard Earl Helmick Carol Henderlong Janet Henderlong Joyce Herd Jeff Herholdt James Holland Vernon Hood John Hornaday Susie Hudecz Linda Hurlock Rena Ingram Gary Issacs Diane Jackson Roland Jackson Cindy Jester Allan Jones Nancy Johnson Mary King William Kirby JoAnn Lane Lyman Lane Pam Lane Danny LeBright Jackie Lecates George Lee Veronica Lee Lawrence Legates Louzena Legates Norma Legates Sharon Lightcap Helen Lindale James Lindale 76 Sudler Lofland Eugene Lord Eleanor Lurwick JoAnn Lynch Pat Marken David Marvel Harvey Marvel Howard Masten Fred May Kerry May Susan May hew JoAnn Mcllvain Gary McNatt James Meckley Nancy Messick Deborah Miller Edward Miller David Mills Faye Mills Ricky Mills Jane Minner Mary Minner Edna Mize Brenda Moeus Carol Moore Alice Moore Sharon Moore Ronnie Morgan Nora Morgan Thomas Morton Cyntha Mosley Ken Mulholland Linda Murray Nancy Newton Sharon Nichols Mary Pace Beverly Pagden Diane Paris Christin Pearce June Pearson 77 Kenneth Pennington Steve Pine Dauna Plack Charles Postles Donna Purcell Allan Redden Maxine Roberts Raymond Robins Eric Robutka Frank Rodgers George Reed Sue Reicholt Robert Reynolds Phyllis Rice Gary Rogers Sandy Scherman Katherine Sehn Herman Sharp Jan Sharp Tommy Sheers Donna Short Robert Sigler Dorothy Silbereisen Sharon Smith May Snyder Sylvia Snyder Tom Sombar Victoria Skouthard Barbara Stayton Beatrice Stayton David Stevens Joe Sullivan Sharon Swain Danny Taylor Sharon Taylor 78 Cynda Tewelon James Thompson Donald Todd Connie Townsend Billy Tribbitt Robert Veal Donald Wagner Robert Walker Beth Walls Jack Walls Henry Walls Thomas Warnock Phillip Warren Rose Marie Watkins Marie Watkins Diane Watson Janet Watson Richard Watson Bruce Webb Jo Ann Webb Joyce Webb June Webb Lucius Webb Phyllis West Joan Western Dorothy Wheelock Clarence Wilkerson Linda Wilkins Danny Williams Jerry Williams Christian Willey Alden Wilson Diana Wilson Hester Workman Linda Workman David Wyatt Theodore Wynes Kathy Young Shirley Brown Norma Hutchins 79 3 BACK ROW - Coach G. McFarland, R. Wheelock, J. Whalen, G. Aber, P. Kugelmann, R. Tingle, J. Finnefrock, G. Hall, M. Sombar, E. Torbert, Coach M. Barden. MIDDLE ROW - Manager T. Parvis, D. Kenton, J. Burris, W. Parsons, B. Betts, D. Mohr, T. Fitzgerald, T. Greenlee, D. Wells, Mgr. H. Burris. FRONT ROW - Mgr. D. Phillips, G. Simpson, R. Holland, G. Savage, H. Shockley, T. Duker, L. Clark, B. Davis, W. Bunting, J. Hammond, Mgr. D. Baldwin. Three months of hard work and effort pro- duced Milford's first winning season in three years. Victories were registered over Dover, Wi Hi, Lewes, Georgetown, and C. R. Losses occurred in four hard fought battles which were vigorously contested until the final gun sounded. Great praise goes to Coaches George Mc- Farland and Milton Barden for their fine effort which proved successful. They not only pro- duced a winning team, but created great sports- manship and team spirit. Three boys received honors for their out- standing play. GEORGE BUTCH DAVIS - 2nd Team All State, 1st Team All LOWER Delaware, 1st Team All Conference. JOHN BURRIS - 3rd Team All State, 1st Team All Lower Delaware, 1st Team All Con- ference. TOM GREENLEE - 2nd Team All Confer- ence. Although just three boys received men- tion all of the team is to be congratulated on a very fine season. 82 Coach McFarland in action! A 5-4 SEASON Milford 21 19 Dover 6 13 Seaford 19 14 Wi Hi 27 0 Lewes 18 21 Smyrna 6 20 Middletown 21 27 Laurel 34 19 Georgetown 41 7 Caesar Rodney Total 193 140 Co-captains John Burris and George Davis Coach Barden on the battlefield! 84 85 Undefeated ROW 1 - Coach McFarland, R. Fischer, D. McClung, C. Wilkerson, T. Hollis, T. Anstine, J. Lane, J. Cubbage, L. Parker, T. Ross, V. Hood, B. Simpson, J. Willis - Co-Capt. ROW 2 - B. Phillips - Co-Capt., D. Todd, T. Morton, B. Kirby, G. Collins, J. Allen, E. Helmick, H. Sharp, R. Clendaniel, B. Tribbett, H. Marvel, T. Sombar, J. Hollis - Mgr. ROW 3 - J. Holland, B. Wagner, D. Hoyt, K. Carter, J. Burton, S. Lofland, B. Kenton, C. Postles, W. Baynard, J. Wroten, J. Coverdale, Coach Payne (not pictured - John Davis). The Jr. Varsity football team finished their season undefeated in 8 games. They rolled up a total of 196 points against 8 teams for an average of 24.5 points per game and held their opponents to only 31 for an average of 3.8 points per game. SEASON RECORD W-8 L-0 Milford 32 St. Andrews 6 34 Dover 7 47 C. Rodney 6 26 Smyrna 0 19 Seaford 0 18 Lewes 0 13 Middletown 6 7 Wicomico 6 Total 196 31 86 The Jr. High enjoyed a winning season also. They are pictured in the team picture. STANDING, 1 to r - W. Pennington J. V., M. Harmon V., T. Jaywork V., O. Kuleli V., G. Bennett J. V., J. Briggs J. V., W. Banning J. V., J. Meckley J. V., S. Bunting J. V., Coach Briggs. KNEELING, 1 to r - J. Hall J. V., J. Acko J. V., B. Bullock J. V., B. Hornaday J. V., G. Issacs J. V., G. McNatt J. V., S. Pyne J. V., J. Sigler J. V., J. Sullivan J. V., (not pictured J. Clark V., G. Showell V., D. Argo V., R. Lynch V.). The 1963 Cross-Country Team produced a winning season consisting of five (5) wins and three (3) losses. There were several outstanding runners on the team, Mickey Clark and Terry Jaywork. Con- gratulations go to Coach Briggs and his team for their fine season. 87 L. To R. - J. Gilmore, C. White, T. Vernotico, J. Pendleton - Capt., J. Eypel, L. Lynch, R. Tingle. L. TO R. - R. Tingle, L. Lynch, J. Eypel, J. Pendleton - Capt., T. Vernotico, C. White, J. Gilmore, C. Endress. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Jackie Pendleton Terry Vernotico Carolyn White Jeanine Eypel , . Joyce Gilmore i Cjoodo jLuucfc, Xo ac -o vt iJlX. Joyce Gilmore UCOO ,_______________ s JxjjbU -u aJUL oloooo cc cl jco cjcyvul- ji j-x-x, . J' c'puo - 3-0 Nojlul co pXoo-o o r Jr £yij SYyi YY JUO - OtTpjC jCULfi- lxcxjo svysu jJ atOJ _. CjdocL Xuocio a ooL. Pi a n n rA X-QJOJCt OXcoO O viOHCJi., Cindy Endress 90 Linda Lynch Rita Tingle J. V. CHEERLEADERS VARSITY Jr. Varsity Alternates - P. Sharp, P. Farlow. Alternates L. to R. - C. Cordrey, R. Pfister. 91 UNDEFEATED VARSITY HOCKEY KNEELING, 1 to r - C. Teare, D. Fischer. STANDING, I to r - G. Corder, E. Kunkle, N. Bennett, C. Isaacs, S. Kirby, A, Lankford, C. Kline, J. Acko, C. Dobson. For Four years as these girls played and worked together as hockey players, they de- veloped skills, speed, and alertness. And during these four years they posed some ominous records which will be hard to hurdle in the coming years. They have been unde- feated for four years and this year they scored 19 goals while their opponents scored only 2 and completed a 7-0-1-season. The scorers were Kunkle one, Teare six, Fischer four, Kirby four, and Corder four. The record is as follows: SCHOOL MILFORD OPPONENT DAFB 1 0 Seaford 1 0 Caesar Rodney 0 0 Laurel 3 1 Lewes 6 0 Georgetown 3 0 Lewes 5 1 Co-Captains - Colleen Teare, Miss Rose-Ann Kenzie, Coach, Donna Fischer. 92 SENIOR LETTERMEN Carol Dobson Gail Corder BACK ROW 1 to r--M. E. Webb, D. Short, D. Rogers, J. Kenton, P. Fitchett, D. Gunning, N. Burton, J. Cubbage, S. Lightcap, D. Hammond, B. Denney, M. Corder, Miss Ellis. FRONT ROW--A. Boltz, M. A. Westphall, S. Hudecz, G. Bogan, M. Breddas, S. Dodson, G. Atkinson, H. Hill. Record------Won 4, Tied 2, Lost 1. SENIOR LETTERMEN Norma Bennett Carol Kline Jean Acko Grace Bogan Donna Fischer 94 BACK ROW--S. Billings, Coach Kinzie, S. Murphy. FRONT ROW—A. Rosenzweig, D. Short, N. Griffith, N. Webb, C. Wagner, S. Kirby, C. Isaacs, D. Gunning, S. Robutka, C. Teare. Girls Varsity Basketball Team experienced another fine season. They had a record of eleven wins and two losses. The total number of points scored during the season by the Milford Bucca- nettes was 518 with an average of 39.8 points per game. Their opponents ran a second place race by scoring only 296points with a 22.7 average per game. Scores for games are as follows: Milford 47 Home Laurel 20 ft 49 Away Lewes 17 � � 51 Home Holy Cross 3 tf 36 Away Georgetown 24 f f 41 Away Caesar Rodney 38 ft 50 Away Seaford 32 ft 51 Away Holy Cross 14 ft 23 Home Lewes 13 ft 49 Home Laurel 20 ft 24 Away Colonel Richardson 43 ft 37 Home Georgetown 8 ft 38 Home Caesar Rodney 22 ft 22 Home Seaford 42 CONGRATULATIONS! 95 Chalk Talk starring Coach Kinzie and Co-captains Charlotte Wagner and Sue Kirby. SENIOR LETTERMEN Charlotte Wagner Sue Kirby Colleen Teare Nancy Griffith GIRLS JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM SITTING--Carol Henderlong, V. Fisher, D. Teare, S. Sherman, M. Briddes. BACK L to R--Miss .1. Ellis, L. Doughty, N. Burton, E. Lurwick, J. Cubbage, L. Wilkins, L. McColley. The Girls Junior Varsity Basketball Team, in compiling an 8-2 season, scored a total of 186 points. Their opponents were held to only 171 points. These girls gained the experience necessary for a successful Varsity career. OPPONENT HOME Laurel 34 14 Lewes 15 22 Georgetown 5 16 Caesar Rodney 22 26 Seaford 14 15 Lewes 11 20 Laurel 35 16 Georgetown 10 21 Caesar Rodney 13 18 Seaford 12 18 171 186 Miss Janet Ellis, coach, Nellie Burton, capt. DIAMOND STATE CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS LEFT TO RIGHT - C. Hammond, B. Masten, R. Lynch, G. Showell, T. Greenlee, S. Jaegar, J. Burris, D. Argo, W. Baynard, J. Wilkerson, B. Davis, M. Clark. KNEELING - D. Phillips, Coach E. Payne, T. Jaywork. 1964 BASKETBALL The Buc's perennial Diamond State Con- ference Champs since 1961, did it again!!! With a scintillating fast break, and stingy de- fense, they trampled eighteen straight op- ponents to become Milford High's first unde- feated team in modern basketball history. Led by All-Stater, Steve Jaegar and mer- curial co-captain, Butch Davis, and supported by a fine cast of all-around talent, the Buc's twice trampled their old nemesis, Seaford, another m ilestone for the Milford record books. Coach Ed Payne and Co-captains B. Davis and S. Jaegar. John Burris - 6'2 Center Butch Davis - 5'7 Guard Steve Jaeger - 6'1 Forward Tom Greenlee - 5' 10 Forward Milford 64 Caesar Rodney 25 Milford 50 Seaford 47 Milford 68 Dover 47 Milford 91 Lewes 51 Milford 54 Laurel 30 Milford 60 Smyrna 42 SENIOR LETTERMEN 1964 SCORING Name Pts. Steve Jaeger 344 Butch Davis 235 Dave Argo 168 John Burris 140 Mickey Clark 126 Tom Greenlee 78 Buster Baynard 52 Bob Masten 39 James Wilderson 25 Ray Lynch 18 Charles Hammond 6 Greg Shovtell- 4 Dave Wilkins 3 RECORD Milford 66 Lewes 39 Milford 56 Laurel 36 Milford 67 Wicomico 42 Milford 60 Smyrna 54 Milford 62 Middletown 53 Milford 73 Georgetown 37 18-0 David Argo - 6'0” F orward Milford 74 Middleton 44 Milford 74 Georgetown 53 Milford 74 Caesar Rodney 41 Milford 56 Seaford 51 Milford 83 Dover 51 Milford 115 Stephen 64 Decatur JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST ROW L to R--F. Mood, S. Henry, C. Morgan, T. Ross, B. Fischer. STANDING L to R--W. Banning, A. Lynch, S. Lofland, D. LeBright, J. Wrotten, B. Kenton. With a new coach at the helm the J.V. basketballers registered a 10-8 record. Mr. Clark and his boys did a wonderful job and gained valuable experience for next year. Congratulations Omer Kuleli, mgr., Coach A. Clark STANDING: Bob Yonker, Dolphus Stephenson, Jimmy Hammond, Tom Fitzgerald, Bob Warren, Junior Lane, Gary Simpson. KNEELING: Sammy Frank, Larry Pfeiffer, Albert Burk, Jim Willis, Ricky Fischer, Ronnie VanGorder. WRESTLING 1964 Milford's 1964 wrestling season was a highly successful one. A 6-3 record was compiled with a second place conference standing established. Coach Lyman and his boys started off slowly losing the first two matches, but became a giant powerhouse winning the next six in a row. In their final match of the season, they battled Georgetown, owners of a 26 match winning streak. The Bucs went down to defeat in a fighting style. Outstanding wrestlers were: Albert Burk - 122, Gary Simpson - 138, Rick Fischer - 133, Jim Willis, Bob Yonkers, Jim Hammond, Tom Fitzgerald and Bob Warren. 102 Mr. Lyman J. V. WRESTLING TEAM SENIOR LETTERMEN KNEELING LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Rosker, G. Reed, D. Corder, P. Mills, C. Lane, J. Hollis. STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach M. Barden, T. Burns, B. Phillips, D. Andrews, B. Henderlong. A. Burke - 122 lb. R. Yonkers - 147 lb. T. Fitzgerald - 182 lb. R. Warren - Heavyweight Steve Jaeger wins First Team All State honors. Gary Simpson takes Third Place in State Wrestling Meet. sMIW Gail Corder Donna Fischer Treasurer and Secretary Mr. John Kuhlmann Jean Acko Piret Saksen Art Work THE 1964 The yearbook staff, under the ad- visement of Mr. John Kuhlmann, has been hard at work since September to give you an even better, more original, and more colorful book. With this goal in mind, we set to work. Activities Ann Hickman Gary Aber Fran Welch, Bonnie Hoey, Kay Vreeland, Chris Homan The staff would like to take this opportunity to thank Mr. JohnKunkle for allowing us to use the Art Room Piret Saksen Rick Rosker Co-Editors Gail Corder Jim Rimmer Business Managers MILFORDIAN STAFF as our headquarters. Mr. Kinkle has been most gracious in permitting us to use his facilities and this is deeply appreciated, We hope that as you read through Jean Acko, Jackie Penelton, Judy Frankel Typists your yearbook you will enjoy the ad dition of several new features Sports John Burris, Frank Hall, Carol Dobson, Carolyn White, Tom Fitzgerald more colored pictures and original divider pages TOP ROW, 1 to r - L. Legates, E. Vanvorst, C. Maclean, J. Eypel, P. Farlow, C. Wilkins, J. Kunkle, J. Eypel, N. Russel, G. Isaacs, D. Corder, C. Morgan. THIRD ROW - G. McNatt, A. Wilson, R. Clendaniel, J. Wilkerson, F. Glenn, W. Banning, T. Parvis, B. Kenton, J. Willis, H. Leighty, G. Simpson, R. Holland, D. Baldwin. SECOND ROW - C. Postles, J. Clendaniel, J. Henderlong, N. Corder, L. Lynch, P. Rice, C. Kline, J. Pendleton, B. Hoey, N. Lane, J. Rimmer, S. Davidson, E. Mize, S. Lofland. FIRST ROW - D. Kenton, O. Kuleli, D. Argo, R. Fischer, J. Burris, B. Masten, A. Lankford, G. Corder. STUDENT COUNCIL The Milford High School Student Council, under the advisement of Mr. James Atkinson, has worked to further promote the welfare of the student body and to provide a secure basis for good pupil-teacher relationships. The Council has also provided guidance in the planning of school activities and has given the students representation in their government. The Student Council has sponsored the Har- vest Moon Ball, dances after basketball games, good sportsmanship in all M.H.S. teams, and the junior division of the Milford A.F.S. Committee. 108 L. TO R. - R. Fischer, Treas., J. Burris, Pres., A. Lankford, Sec., B. Masten, Vice-Pres. TOP ROW, 1 to r - J. Rimmer, K. Vreeland, A. Hickman, J. Jefferson, F. Welsch, J. Acko, C. Kline, B. Masten. THIRD ROW - D. Baldwin, B. Hoey, G. Frankell, M. Short, E. Vanvorst, M. E. Webb, O. Domke, E. Kunkle, P. Achorn. SECOND ROW - N. Burton, R. Holland, J. Wilkerson, G. Ingram, S. Jaeger, G. Hall, T. Greenlee, D. Argo, T. Parvis, R. Lynch. FIRST ROW - Mr. Charles Johnson, P. Saksen, R. Rosker, D. Fischer, C. Dobson, Mr. Raymond Palmer. THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY During the 1963-64 School year, the Missipillion Chapter of the National Honor Society undertook projects to further the Academic Achievement of the student body. The most outstanding project was the Honor Society Student Aid Program, which was con- tinued from the previous year. The SAP is designed to help students with their academic problems and has been well-received and employed by the students. The aim of this program is to provide an academic service to the school. The sponsors of the Society were Mr. Charles Johnson and Mr. Raymond Palmer. L. TO R. - P. Saksen, Sec., D. Fischer, Vice-Pres., R. Rosker, Pres., C. Dobson, Treas. 109 JUNIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FIRST ROW SITTING: K. May, J. Acko, P. Farlow, P. Rice, B. Walls, B. Frankel. SECOND ROW L. TO R.: D. Mills, R. Ingram, Joyce Webb, K. Pierce, S. Hudecz, S. Davidson, Janet Watson, J. Lynch, G. Garbutt, S. Rheichold, S. Lol- land, E. Mize. THIRD ROW L. TO R.: E. Lurwick, B. Kirby, G. McKnatt, K. Carter, D. Abbott, D. Rodgers, R. Sigler, J. Holland, G. Reed. FOURTH ROW L. TO R.: B. Hallett, H. Marvel, J. Allen, R. Watson, J. Hornaday, G. Issacs, J. Meckley, S. Hall, H. Griffith, T. Davis, S. Pine. VARSITY CLUB BACK ROW: G. Showell, J. Whalen, J. Hammond, D. Phillips, G. Simpson, R. Tingle, W. Bunting, B. Betts, R. Hol- land, R. Lynch, C. Hammond, J. Clark. SECOND ROW: Mr. Edward Payne, T. Duker, T. Jaywork, B. Davis, D. Andrews, D. Ninzenheltzer, S. Jaeger, T. Greenlee, G. Savage, O. Kuleli, A. Burk, J. Burris, Mr. Milton Barden. FIRST ROW: T. Fitzgerald, D. Argo, R. Wheelock, H. Shockley, D. Mohr, M. Sombar, P. Kugelmann, D. Kenton, N. Lane. F.T.A ROW ONE, 1 to r - C. Teare, G. Corder, Mrs. Montgomery - sponsor, S. C lisle, S. Murphy, L. McColley, C. Le Compt, N. Corder, B. Denney, G. Kirby. ROW 2, 1 to r - G. Ingram, M. Hollis. LIBRARY CLUB ROW 1, 1 to r - D. Miltiades. S. Hamilton. R. Clendaniel. M. Hollis. G. Ingram. F. Kenton. J. Donovan, F. Welsh, O. Domke. ROW 2 - D. Coverdale. N. Russel, L. Yerkes, T. Hollenger. L. Clendaniel. S. Warren. D. Miller, Miss O'Conner, Librarian. ROW 1: Officers, Miss Santestiban, B. Ball, M. Hollis, N. Corder, V.P., A. Timmons, Pres. ROW 2: B. Denney, S. McGee, L. Adams, S. Murphy, C. Craig, H. Rosker, C. LeCompte, O. Whalen, A. Hickman, L. Workman, C. Donovan, C. Morgan, M. A. Westphal, J. Clark. ROW 3: S. Dellinger, Janet McPherson, S. Lynch, M. Deputy, J. Kenton, T. Burns, E. Lurwick, G. Ingram, D. Sockrider, R. Worden, S. Short, D. Corder, R. Tingle, D. Purcell. SPORTS SPIRIT COMMITTEE ROW 1: D. Field, C. Zencak, D. West, K. Nevin, L. Jester, F. Cohen. ROW 2: R. Wolters, J. Pringle, V. Fisher, D. Collins, G. Ingram, G. Hayes, J. Drymaski, B. Donovan. THE SUSSEX COUNTY VOCATIONAL-TECHNICAL CENTER ROW 1, Left to Right: J. Coverdale, B. Walius, D. Watkins, H. Disharoon, L. Legates, G. Baker, R. Asmuth. ROW 2: J. Strahle, W. Bunting, J. Johnson, G. Piccolo, R. Davidson, G. Hayes, H. Maloney, H. Lindale, D. Kimmey, T. Wor. ROW 3: P. Corrdrey, S. Lefland, G. Lindale, D. Silberisen, S. Hutchins, A. O’Neal, J. Armstrong, B. Hood, M. Mills, B. Smith. ROW 4: C. Gleason, J. Mason, S. Baker, S. Appel, M. Legates, S. Snyder, T. Hood, D. Walls. D. Martin, C. Savage, B. Biggs, B. Hitch, J. Martin, V. Hobbs, S. Warren. ROW 5: B. Sharp, D. Wells, J. Foraker, D. Watson, L. Schneider, W. Postles, J. Jarmin, J. Wilson, D. Wisseman, R. Metzner, J. Lindale, R. Meredith, R. Craft, D. Gillespie, R. Hostedler, T. Walius, D. Dernberger, W. Billings, E. Robutka, J. Lane, R. Warren, R. Nash, R. Carey. 113 SENIOR HIGH CHORUS JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS Girl's Octette Mixed Sextet Boys' Chorus Girls' Chorus Mixed Chorus MILFORD HIGH ROW 1: Anne Hickman, Joe Isaacs, Karen Brown, Gerrie Wheatley, Nancy Griffith, Susan Reichold, Downes, Patsy Farlow, David Mills, Harvey Marvel, Eddie Nail, Bruce Webb, Charlotte Wagner, Bob Hallet, David Mood, Eddie Bradley, Linda Wilkins, Calvert Morgan. ROW 3: Steve Hollenbeck, Gay Webb, Eddie Zook, Roland Vinyard, Bob Sigler, Ken Carter, Dorothy Wheelock, Dennis Kerry, ley, Joe Sullivan, Paul Mills, Gary Isaacs. ROW 4: Donna Teare, Ruth Ann Knicely, Carol Gill, Connie Teare (Director). ROW 5: Charles Hammond, John Pagden, Billy Craig, Bobby Harrington, Gene Scarborough, Carolyn Pagden, Cecilia Craig. 118 SCHOOL BAND I Nancy Reichold, Steve Pyne, Charles Tatman, Donna Short, Bev Hopkins. ROW 2: Vernon Kirk, Joyce Sharon Alexander, Bill Tull, Byron Cooper, Sam Williams, Tom Morton, Alan Brooks, Eugene McNatt, Joe Campbell, Bobbie Currey, Claudia Loftland, Shirley Downes, Charlotte Vincent, Sharon McColley, Mike Barto, Bruce Garey, Alan Jester, Colleen Teare, Pat Hayden, Kenneth Pennington, Jimmy Meck- Hamilton, Charlotte Ingram, Donna Walls, Kristin Pearce, Becky Frankel, Jackie LeCates, Mr. Paul Passwaters, Bobby Calloway, Henry Clendenial, Don Anderson, Jimmy Hollenger, Lynn Hall, Connie 1 19 BACK ROW, 1. to r.: H. Lynch, D. Hendricks, L. Jester, J. Pringle, C. Jester. FRONT: S. Ninzenheltzer, J. Jefferson. BACK ROW, 1. to r.: C. Gill, C. Hamilton, C. Ingram. FRONT: R. W. Knicley. Jy JLy JjJ- • g ■ JLs c f yO - CU -t Head Majorette: Donna Teare Marching Band '' 1 it CAFETERIA STAFF BACK ROW, 1. to r.: E. McKee, M. Drummond, M. French, E. Newton, O. French, M. Smith, G. Smack. FRONT ROW: L. Wilkerson, M. Hills, E. Watson, G. Dutton, H. Bunting, A. Emory, C. Clark. Not Present: L. Clayville, E. Argo, H. Maloney, L. Willey, I. Hinks. JANITORIAL STAFF BACK ROW, 1. to r.: W. Morris, B. Jester, J. Otwell, N. VanVorst, H. Rust, R. Hill. FRONT ROW: J. Niblet, R. Bunting, J. Pagden, J. Finnity, L. Morris. 122 THE BOBBY KAY SHOP Milford's Newest Infant's Children's Wear 38 N. Walnut Street Milford, Delaware Compliments of FRANK CLENDANIEL, INC. Lincoln, Delaware Compliments of DIAMOND STATE NURSERY Milford, Delaware MIDWAY SERVICE STATION 830 Marshall Street Milford, Delaware TIMMON’S MOBILE SERVICE Washing - Waxing Lubrication-Accessories-Repairs Wheel Balancing - Brake Service Phone 422-4373 12 Church Avenue Milford, Delaware CANNON BROTHERS MILFORD BOWLING LANES Flying A” Service Phone 422-9943 NICHOLS FLYING “A” 32 Lanes Bowl Where You See Magic Triangle Say It With Flowers Say It With Ours Best Wishes to the Senior Class GOODEN’S FLOWERS F.T.D. Member Phone 422-4961 909 North Walnut Tires-Batteries-Gas-Oil Tune- Up- Brakes- - Lubrication Route 113 and 14 Milford, Delaware Compliments of BILLINGS TIRE SERVICE, INC. Intersection Route 14 and 113 Milford, Delaware 0 HAMMOND CADILLAC Phone 422-4597 Milford, Delaware BERRY FUNERAL HOMES, INC Milford Felton Member ATLAS Long Distance Moving Service SCOTT MOVING AND STORAGE John R. Scott Phone: 422-5421 422-5283 200 Marshall Street Milford, Delaware ECONOMY AUTO SUPPLY ATLANTIC CONCRETE ASPHALT CO. Philco Kelvinator Motorola B.F. Goodrich Tires, Batteries Retreading, Repair, Wheel Alignment Phone 422-8039 Milford, Delaware Milford, Delaware Compliments of Compliments of GEORGE A. MORRISON Public Accountant Phone: 422-4648 Lincoln, Delaware WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATION STORE 6 S. Walnut Street Phone 422-5466 Milford, Delaware LLOYD F. TRUITT, INC Ford Tractors Baughman Spreader Park Avenue Compliments of MILFORD PACKING COMPANY, INC. Compliments of J. WILLIAM WELLS Insurance and Real Estate Phone 422-4021 10 N.W. Front Street Milford, Delaware KILLEN New Holland Equipment Ford Equipment Bush Hog Rotary Mowers Conveying Equipment Phone 422-4581 Milford, Delaware ARGO LINOLEUM CO. Venetian Blinds—Devoe Paints Everything for the Floor Phone 422-8431 Corner N.E. 2nd and Washington Sts. Milford, Delaware ELLINGSWORTH’S SERVICE CENTER AND POLISH SHOP Milford’s First Wax and Polish Shop” Lubrication- - Polishing- - Waxing Phone 422-9962 Milford, Delaware GRAIN COMPANY, INC. Custom Grinding Mixing Grain- - Feed- - Seed Hay- - Lime- - Fertilizer GRAIN BANK STORAGE Phone 398-3296 Harrington, Delaware When You Think Of Food In Any Shape Or Form Think Of CARMEN’S PIZZA- DELICATESSEN—and SANDWICH SHOP Lewes-112 Front St.-Phone 645-8761 Rehoboth-Rehoboth Ave.- 227-7256 Milford-20 S. Walnut St.- 422-8443 M. ROSKER FOOD SPECIALTIES Compliments of Valley Maid Potato Chips Phone 422-8279 CANDY SOUTHERN STATES Milford, Co-op Phone 422-8066 Milford, Delaware Congratulations from H. S. SAUNDERS INC. Compliments of Jewelers Opticians Phone 422-5617 BARNEY’S BARBER SHOP Milford, Delaware MILFORD WALLPAPER AND PAINT COMPANY Linoleum, Floor, and Wall Tile Phone 422-8317 117 N. Washington Street Milford, Delaware DAVIS WIKINS BROWN P. THAWELY, INC. Feeds-Seeds- Fertilizer Insecticides Milford, Del. Phone 422-4040 Chrysler-Plymouth Cars International Trucks DIXONS’ JEWELERS MacCormick Denning Farm Equipment Farmall Tractors Refrigeration Genuine Parts for All Machines Diamonds- - Watches- -Silver 422-8050 Jewelry- - Fostoria-- Cry stal Convenient Terms or 422-5314 422-8059 110 N.E. Front Street Milford, Delaware Milford, Delaward LOOK YOUNG BE YOUNG SHOP L .EGGETT’S SOCKRIDER AND CHANDLER MILFORD CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO. Printers and Publishers Milford, Delaware Watchmakers and Jewlers Phone 422-5366 Milford, Delaware YOUNG REVEL INC. MASTEN LUMBER SUPPLY COMPANY Milford, Delaware Office Equipment Supplies Stationary--Printing 21-23 Church Ave. Milford, Del. Telephone 422-4567 We not only sell........ we serve as well Congratulations Class of '64 JEWELL’S GROCERY MILFORD BUS CENTER Fine Foods and Quality Meats Phone 422-4595 422-4596 Milford, Delaware Milford, Delaware Compliments of MILFORD STITCHING CO., INC. Compliments of WM. V. SIPPLE AND SON Compliments of Builders of Fine Monuments A FRIEND Since 1869 inn in 1 422-4214 Milford, Delaware RUMPSTICH MACHINE WORKS ELI BONTRAGER SONS Portable Welding Units SALES SERVICE Acetylene Welding Boiler Repairs Electric Acetylene Welding Special Structural Units ALL TYPES OF MACHINE WORK Milford, Delaware Phone: 422-8335 Telephones: Day 422-4816 Night 422-5187 Shawnee Road Milford, Delaware FRANK A. JACKSON Letterpress - Offset Commercial Printing Milford, Delaware Phone 422-5318 915 S. E. Second Street Compliments of THE MIL-DEL CORPORATION JOSEPH MOTOR COMPANY BUILD WITH BRICK HEAT WITH GULF Phone 422-4016 Heating Oils 317 Rehoboth Blvd. Milford, Delaware J. H. WILKERSON AND SON Sales and Service Dodge Job-Rated” Trucks SUSSEX MACHINE CO. WEBB’S FORD MERCURY INC. Mechanical Repairs Ford Mercury Sales Service of all Kinds Lathe Milling Work N. Walnut Street Welding and Brazing Milford, Delaware Montgomery St. Burt Van Vorst Phone 422-5607 Sales Representative Milford, Delaware Bus. Phone 422-8072 Res. Phone 335-5336 ANNETT BUS SERVICE Phone EX - 8-8056 EX - 8-8095 MILFORD WHOLESALE GROCERY CO., INC. Compliments of Phone 422-8002 Du Pont Blvd. SUSSEX POULTRY COMPANY Route 113 Milford, Delaware To suit your taste . . . . GOVATOS CANDY STORE MILFORD TRACTOR COMPANY, INC. for lunch and Home-Made Candy and Ice Cream Allis-Chalmers Farm Equipment MILFORD SALVAGE YARD South Marshall Street Dealers In Scrap Iron Metals Rags WE BUY ALL KINDS OF PAPER STOCK Phone 422-4145 Residence 422-8168 FEED • CHICKS • MACH IN ERY-APPLIANCE 8 P. E. Lynch Member E. L. Lynch American Association of Nurserymen Maryland Nurseryman's Association DEL-MAR-VA NURSERIES Growers of Ornamentals Lincoln, Delaware U. S. Route 113 Phone DuPont Blvd. 422-4445 Best Wishes From THE L. D. CAULK COMPANY Milford, Delaware Best Wishes Compliments of from M H LUMBER CO. MULCO PRODUCTS, INC. Milford, Delaware Milford, Delaware Automotive Fuel and Electrical Systems Generators - Starters - Alternators REED’S AUTO SERVICE Rehoboth Highway Milford, Delaware Phone 422-9621 Compliments of H. R. PHILLIPS, INC. SERVICE OIL COMPANY, INC. Milford, Delaware 422-4465 422-8115 398-8725 Good Luck to the Class of 1964 BRERETON’S PHARMACY LOU’S BOOTERY Phone 422-4366 12 N. Walnut Street Milford, Delaware HUMES HARDWARE Selling Good Hardware Since 1878 Paints House Wares Sporting Goods 422-4316 Milford, Delaware FABRIC CENTER Fashions in Fabrics” 3 N. Walnut St. Milford, Delaware Compliments of VINYARD FUEL COMPANY Esso Heating Oil Burns Hot . . . because it burns CLEAN! Make your next tank full Esso Call 422-5566 Our Best Wishes to the Class of '64 GREEN’S MARKET Compliments of LELY CORPORATION Lincoln, Delaware Compliments of WILMINGTON TRUST COMPANY MILFORD HOTEL MILFORD’S OLDEST AND LARGEST BANK Lillian Seymour Gellens SERVING THIS COMMUNITY SINCE 1876 Courtesy of J. C. PENNEY CO. Phone 422-5615 Milford, Delaware FRED WYATT’S APPLIANCE SHOP T.V. and Radio Service Self-Standing Towers Washing Machines Sales of Motorola T.V. and Radio I Service Any Make Appliance Phone 422-5930 R.D. 4 Milford, Delaware Compliments of THE CITY OF MILFORD HARRINGTON’S FOOD MARKET Phone 422-4171 MILFORD TRAVELER MOTEL North Walnut Street, Milford KENT-SUSSEX BUICK—PONTIAC Compliments of DANEGGER’S NURSERY Roy W. Reichhold Earl R. Reichhold FORREST N. WEBSTER CO., INC. Everyone Should Drive A Buick . Furniture .Rugs, Carpets and Linoleum .Appliances .Venetian Blinds Phone 422-5020 Milford, Delaware Compliments of H. T. FITZGERALD, JR. BOULEVARD RESTAURANT The Best in Seafood Milford, 422-9902 Lincoln Cross Roads Glass Sold and Installed in Cars Trucks Lincoln, Delaware Phone 422-9376 FURNITURE, INC. DEL-MOR TV COMPANY Everything for the Home 422-8534 Milford-Harrington Road JESTER'S STORE Complete Line of BENNETT MACHINE CO. Meats and Groceries Esso Gas — Oil Phone - 422-4877 Mechanical Contracting Your JAMESWAY Dealer Phone 422-4837 GENE’S SERVICE CENTER 1601 S. duPont Blvd. Milford, Delaware General Tires Cities Service Tires Phone 422-9952 113 and Rehoboth Cutoff Milford, Delaware TASTEE FREEZ of Milford Helen and Roy Freeman Phone 422-8844 The well-informed listen to ... . W. K. S. B. . . . . That's why they're well-informed. Mercury Evinrude Compliments of Motors J. HOLLAND PRETTYMAN VINYARD SHIP BLDG. CO. Milford, Delaware ARTHUR J. BRADLEY JR. HARRINGTON'S SCRAPYARD Milford, Delaware Contractor and Builder 422-9391 Milford, Delaware VIRGINIA’S HAT AND SPECIALTY SHOP 30 N. Walnut St., Milford, Delaware Phone 422-4575 Hats-Lingerie-Hosiery Art- Needlework DICK’S ATLANTIC SERVICE MOORE’S ESSO Tires-Tube-Batteries-Acessories Washing- Polishing-Waxing Phone 422-9939 Washington and Park Ave. Milford, Del. Milford, Delaware MILFORD PHARMACY, INC. E. Nelson Follow the Firebird Registered Pharmacist Phone: 422-8077 Nights: 422-8530 N.E. Front Street (Sears Corner) to FITZGERALD’S AUTO SALVAGE New and Used Auto Parts Phone 422-5171 Lincoln, Delaware OBER-FLORIST Thomas and Joyce Ober Complete Flower Service TAYLOR MARINE Wholesale - Retail Boats, Motors, Trailers, Hunter - 2-3821 and Travel Trailers Greensboro, Maryland 422-9445 Phone 422-9177 Milford, Delaware Milford, Delaware BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '64 I. G. BURTON COMPANY, INC Chevrolet - Oldsmobile Goodyear Milford, Delaware TORSCH CANNING COMPANY Compliments of Packer of Fine Quality Food COFFMAN-FISHER Charles Street Fine Department Stores Milford, Delaware Milford, Delaware THE SHADOW BOX Gifts Greeting Cards SAM’S AMERICAN SERVICE Decorations Dial 422-9910 Wedding - Invitations - Jewelry Milford Shopping Center 40-42 N. Walnut Street, Milford Complete Car Care 30 Loockerman Street, Dover Compliments of Compliments of KINDER’S BARBER SHOP MILFORD GLASS CO. North Walnut St. Milford, Delaware YOUNG’S FLYING “A” SERVICE Lubrication - Gas - Oil Compliments of Sandwiches N.E. Front Rehoboth Blvd. A FRIEND Milford, Delaware 1 Phone 422-9915 . 'ni Toasted Peanuts Peanut Butter Sandwiches ii.i i.i Delicious Candies Potato Chips Pretzels EASTERN SHORE- TOM’S SALES Compliments of Tom's Distributor ROGER’S FUNERAL HOME w Success to the Class of '64” ▼ Phone 422-9410 422-9785 THE MILFORD DONOVAN’S GROCERY TRUST COMPANY The Friendly Bank” S.E. 2nd and Washington St. Donald J. Donovan Complete Banking Service MEMBER FDIC J. B. POORE SONS, INC. Milford, Delaware 310 S.E. Front Street Milford, Delaware 422-8118 Fine Home Furnishings at a V 1 Sensible Price. Compliments of SILVER HILL DAIRY Nutritious Dairy Products Compliments of Compliments of BATA SHOE STORE CAROLYN’S BEAUTY SHOP Wayne Kline Manager Phone 422-8627 W. LESLIE BLADES Compliments of General Builder-Contractor Masonry and Cabinet Work Phone 422-4076 Kings Highway Milford, Del. Compliments of MILFORD SUPPLY COMPANY 422-4418 Shawnee Road Milford, Delaware Compliments of DONOVAN’S MOBILE SERVICE MILFORD ICE COAL CO. Corner Lakeview Ave. Rt. 113 Milford, Delaware Compliments of W. T. GRANT CO. Safeway - Ragains Pharmacy - Lana Lobell - Triangle Shoes - Sherwin Williams Paree Claree Beauty Salon Compliments of MILFORD SHOPPING O.A. Shockley - Midtown Animal Clinic - Thoro-Kleen - Woolworths - Sears - A P CENTER MERCHANTS Best Wishes and Congratulations to the CLASS of '64 from MILFORD FERTILIZER COMPANY Manufacturers of Used By Awarding-Winning Farmers Phone 422-8028 Milford, Delaware KIMMEY’S CITIES SERVICE Compliments of 30 years service DEMCO, INC. Phone: 422-5894 Milford, Del. Compliments of WARREN FURNITURE , INC. HOLLYWOOD DINER Food for the Thoughtful Blinds Floor Coverings Lamps The Store of Quality” Milford, Delaware Phone 422-5410 Milford, Delaware HIGH POINT MOBILE HOMES Sales and Park Nationally Adverised Brands Park Intersection U.S. 113 113A Frederica, Delaware BUCHANAN SERVICE OF MILFORD, INC. Compliments of COLLINS-MARVEL AGENCY Complete Car Service Insurance Real Estate Phone 422-9626 Phone 422-4508 107 North Walnut Street Milford, Delaware Compliments of Compliments of WALTER SWAIN CONSTRUCTION BURRIS FOOD DISTRIBUTORS Lincoln, Delaware WOLLTER’S DRY CLEANING Cleaning and Pressing Repairing and Dyeing S.W. Front and Church Sts. Milford, Delaware ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS KIMMEY’S RESTAURANT Dinners-Sandwiches Corner N.E. Tenth and Walnut St. Milford, Delaware Thanks go to the following people: Mr. John Kuhlmann The M.H.S. Typing Dept. Mr. John Kunkle The M.H.S. Office Staff The M.H.S. 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